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| You might find some useful stuff here: Slang Research and the Slang and New Language Archive :Slang Archive & New Language :King's College London It's Tony Thorne's page at King's College- he wrote the Bloomsbury Dictionary of Slang. |
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| Thank you very much for your reply, the material is really helpful for me , thanks a lot again |
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| can you please reply to my message. are you still writing this thesis? I need help. I am writing a paper: Idioms in the language of the British youth. Please reply ASAP |
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| just simple search the internet for english slang that is the easiest way i know. |
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| Can anyone send me some WORD documents on this work. Probably someone knows sites where there scientific works on the expressions in the language of British youth. Differences between American and British expressions. Not only that, but all other things. Thank you |
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slang idioms UK US - Google Search Current #British slang - Google Search Current British slang use - Google Scholar |
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