# British and American Modern Slang

**Language:** English  
**CEFR Level:** C1  

> Master the nuances of contemporary British and American slang. Improve your listening and speaking skills on the go with everyday conversational expressions.

**Setting:** A bustling transatlantic media agency in London. Employees frequently mix British and American colloquialisms as they navigate digital trends and social dynamics.

## Lessons

### 1. Digital Trends And Vibes

Chloe and Liam discuss recent online drama and how different people react to social pressures.

**Vocabulary:**
- ghosted (ignored suddenly)
- canceled (socially rejected)
- a vibe (an atmosphere or feeling)
- sus (suspicious)
- FOMO (fear of missing out)
- JOMO (joy of missing out)

**Objectives:**
- Discuss digital social behaviors
- Express feelings about social events

### 2. Impressions And Social Connections

The colleagues talk about a recent networking event, evaluating who showed off and who made genuine connections.

**Vocabulary:**
- to flex (to show off)
- low-key (subtle or understated)
- flossing (showing off)
- to hit it off (to connect instantly)
- a shawty (a young kid or woman)

**Objectives:**
- Describe behavior in social settings
- Talk about instant interpersonal connections

### 3. Casual Chats And Reactions

Liam and Chloe catch up over coffee, sharing amusing stories and classic British expressions.

**Vocabulary:**
- a chin wag (a casual chat)
- chuffed to bits (really pleased or thrilled)
- to crack up (to laugh uncontrollably)
- to zone out (to lose focus)
- a badonkadonk (an extremely curvaceous female behind)

**Objectives:**
- Express extreme pleasure or amusement
- Describe physical attributes using slang