British English Vocabulary and Slang

Julie Montagu, host of 'An American Aristocrat's Guide to Great Estates', introduces viewers to British slang. She explains terms like 'chuffed' (pleased), 'torch' (flashlight), 'nath' (uncool), 'dummy' (pacifier), 'flog' (sell), 'snog' (kiss), 'mobile' (cell phone), and 'sat-nav' (navigation system). The video aims to familiarize viewers with these terms and their usage in the UK.

What does the British slang 'chuffed' mean?

• Confused

• Annoyed

• Pleased

• Tired

In the UK, what is a 'torch'?

• A lamp

• A flashlight

• A candle

• A lantern

What does the slang 'Nath' refer to?

• Cool

• Trendy

• Uncool

• Expensive

In British English, what is a 'dummy'?

• A pacifier

• A doll

• A puppet

• A toy

What does it mean to 'flog' something in British slang?

• To break

• To buy

• To steal

• To sell

What is the British slang for kissing?

• Hugging

• Pecking

• Snogging

• Cuddling

In the UK, what is a 'mobile'?

• A car

• A cell phone

• A bicycle

• A laptop

What is a 'sat-nav' in British English?

• A compass

• A satellite

• A map

• A navigation system

What would you not call a cell phone in the UK?

• Handset

• Cell

• Mobile

• Device