What the hell are they talking about?
 

A little quiz to test your skills...

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I scored a very respectable 0 out of 10. I'll put my teeth in, Pyjamas & slippers on & head to bed.

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God knows how i managed 3 as it was like a foreign language.
please tell me teens really dont talk like that :confused:
Mandy

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I'm Gopping :o

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I always that that was what you did when you were spitting yucky stuff out of your mouth :o
Mandy

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Eeewwwww at your age. http://bestsmileys.com/scared/5.gif

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:D

That's gobbing :D

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Nah gobbing up here is what you do when you constantly argue(with parents in particular) as in you are always gobbing off, my parents used to say it to me all the time.
Its all strange lingo anyway :p
Mandy

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I know, my kids will think I'm slammin' :cool:

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Yeah, it means that too where I come from.

But if you spit then we'd say you've just gobbed

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LOL i always thought it was gopped , never mind i learn something new every day :D
Mandy

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Well it might be where you are. Us Yorkshire folk have our very own language :D

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4/10 innit.

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Hmmmm, I got 4/10. Got thrown off by 'gopping' which is UK navy-slang for disgusting! I'm quite sure teenagers outside London do not use a lot of that slang. I'd like a SW-slang test, sure I'd do much better on that!

I wonder what the 20 words are that they use all the time - yeah, no, but, what, whatever..... what else?

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Yeah i noticed that ;)
i think every area has its own language at times.
I must admit when i hear a scouser or even a strong geordie accent then i need a translator to understand them.
I think we need a teenager translator too by the looks of things :D
Mandy