What are the slangs that only exist in the place where you live?
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alright i shall enjoy enlightening you \nhere are many \nif some one says yo what's up you say - you what up?\nsignify means to express yourself or what you wish to chat on \nnow you could come of saying \njust 'Yo! this mean hi or hello so do what's up \ntry at the end " gotta roll out" means i must go right away\n"hay boo!"  means "hello love":\nwhaatt! means shocked at news.\nif you want to be really current go to "ebonics language site and learn all the urbans black slang we are the best at artistic lyrics in the world and this is proven by the Hip hop culture you see we keeping away from the european way and have the strongest verbal expressions for everything ......."believe that!" mean true
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where are you located?
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Where are these places?
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phew.... here ya go:\n\n"The Dictionary of Contemporary Slang" by Tony Thorne (1990, originally published by Bloomsbury Publishing). "cakehole, n. British. Mouth. A slang term which was extremely widespread (and considered by many to be vulgar) in the 1950s and 1960s. It survives in the argot of schoolchildren."\n\nIn other words, it came from the British.
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using a phrase is not a indicator of nationality, sometimes we can guess where a person lives by the words they use, in the US we say elevator and apartment, in England they say lift, and flat.
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Laugh out loud, check out this sites for other internet slang that people use.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_slang\nhttp://www.blackchampagne.com/slang.shtml#acronyms\nhttp://www.noslang.com/index.php
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there from my hometown?\n\nlol
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there are many epends where you live, check out  nosuchthingascrazy.com
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I don't know where you are from but you could  try tosser, dickhead, chuppa chup(Sucker) Brownnose(Arse-licker) I better stop cause these will probably get blanked out anyway
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there are different kinds of english that would vary between coutries and WITHIN countries\n\nEngland (british english)\nUSA (american english)\nCanada (canadian english)\nThe English Speaking Caribbean\nBelize\nScotland\nAustralia
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What city or state do you live in?
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Ah first where do you live? that really maters
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Depending where you live
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answers.com has ALL types of words slang or not.
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AFAICS: as far as I can see \nAFAIK: as far as I know \nASAP: as soon as possible \nBBQ: be back quick. (This can easily be mistaken for "barbecue" if used in a vague context.) \nBRB: be right back \nBTW: by the way \nFTW: ef the world \nFTW: for the win/f the what?(Used when someone doesn't understand what a person is saying) \nFWIW: for what it's worth \nFYI: for your information \nG2G or GTG: got to go/good to go \nGTFO: get the f out \nHB: hurry back \nIANAL: I am not a lawyer \nIDK: I don't know \nIIRC: if I recall correctly \nIMO: in my opinion \nIMHO: in my humble/honest opinion. (Derived from IMO or vice-versa) \nIMNSHO: In my not-so-humble opinion. (Used when one is very certain of something) \nIRL: in real life \nIWS: I'm With Stupid (I agree) \nLMAO: laughing my ass off (can also be combined with a W which creates Laughing My Ass Off While...) \nLMFAO: laughing my freaking ass off \nLOL: laugh out loud \nLOLZONE Layer: laugh out loud layer (refers to the ozone layer and is used when something is very unfunny. I.E.: You made a hole in the LOLZONE layer) \nL2P: learn to play \nNOLM: not of legitimate meaning (and is often used as a replacement for many other terms) \nN2B: not too bad \nNP: no problem \nNSFW: Not safe for work \nOJG: oh jesus god \nOMG: oh my god (OMFG derived from this.) \nOMGWTFBBQ: combines the terms OMG, WTF, and BBQ. (Can also be used as a mockery of newbies who express surprise at commonly known facts, or in self deprecation.) \nOH NOES: oh no \nOP: Original Post/Original Poster (referring to the first post in a thread) \nOTOH: on the other hand \nPO'd: pissed off \nQFT: quit efing talking \nQFT: Quoted For Truth \nROFL: rolling on floor laughing \nROFLMAO: rolling on floor laughing my ass off \nRTFM: Read The F-ng Manual \nSFB: Shit For Brains \nSFW: Safe for work \nSTFU: Shut The F Up \nTBA: To Be Added \nTBH: To Be Honest \nTBQFH: To Be Quite Fucking Honest \nTFA: the f-ing article (often used in a discussion related to a linked article, i.e. "if you'd bothered to read TFA") \nTRDMF: tear rolling down my face \nTIA: thanks in advance \nTTYL: talk to you later \nTY: thank you \nTHX: thanks \nYW: you're welcome \nW/E(W&#92;E): whatever \nWTF: what the f \nWTH: what the heck \nWTH: what the hell
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Just a few of many:\n\nThe New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English \nSlang: The Topical Dictionary of Americanism\nThe Oxford Dictionary of Slang (Oxford Paperback Reference\nAmerican Slang Dictionary, 4E.\n\nOne of the problems is that slang evolves rapidly and the dictionary writers have a hard time keeping up.  An on-line dictionary might be more up-to-date. There are three links to web dictionaries below.  For more just search for "slang" on Yahoo! or Google.\n\nOne of the purposes of slang is to create a barrier to outsiders.  By having words and phrases that only the members of the group understand they can exclude everyone else.  When these slang words get into the mainstream the "in" groups have to invent new words to keep their identity.
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Try these sites:\n\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/\n\nhttp://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wrader/slang/\n\nhttp://www.slangsite.com/\n\nhttp://www.notam02.no/~hcholm/altlang/ht/English.html