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"Blimey, am knackered! Simply done in!" start learning
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"Yikes, I'm so done in. I just finished an eight hour shift, I'm going to crash." start learning
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"Cheers for helping me out!" start learning
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Acknowledging something / "Thanks" / Goodbye
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"Help me out, will ya? Get my guitar outta the boot and bring it 'ere..." start learning
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"She was gobsmacked when I told her I'm getting hitched!" start learning
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"Hand me a fag, will ya? I need a smoke." start learning
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"I'm really chuffed with how it turned out." start learning
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"Don't forget your brolly, it looks like rain." start learning
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"That was a wicked party!" start learning
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"I can't go out this weekend, I'm totally skint." start learning
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"Let's have a chinwag over coffee." start learning
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"I need to get some dosh out of the bank." start learning
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"That'll be ten quid, please." start learning
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Informal way to refer to a boss
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"We had a bit of bants at the pub." start learning
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"Let's go for a pint after work." start learning
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"She was a bit miffed about missing the meeting." start learning
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"She's a right tart, isn't she?" start learning
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Woman, often for someone who's cheeky or flirtatious, though can be used as an insult.
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"That outfit is a bit naff, dontcha think?" start learning
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Low quality, uncool, tacky
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"Budge up, mate, there's room for me!" start learning
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"The bobby stopped us for a quick chat." start learning
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"He's a right muppet, isn't he?" start learning
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"He's a complete nutter if he thinks he can do that!" start learning
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"Don't be such a plonker, you'll spill that!" start learning
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"I'm shagged out after that workout!" start learning
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Tired, although "shag" is also a term for sexual intercourse
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"Are you taking the piss out of me?" start learning
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"Let's bunk off school and go to the cinema." start learning
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