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Foreign students taught slang to help them learn English, survey finds

From salty, safe, drip and peng to bruv, buff and bare: The origins of some of the slang terms now being spoken across Britain by younger generations

Whilst beef - meaning a disagreement - has its origins in the 18th century, salty first came into use among sailors in the 1800s to describe someone who is angry.

From beef to fam, rizz and peng, the British slang being taught to foreign Gen Zers: How overseas students are taking lessons in street talk, with others picking up phrases from US TV shows but how much of it do YOU understand?

From beef to fam, to rizz, peng and NPC, they are the slang terms that have taken Britain by storm - but have left English teachers with a lot of work to do.

Got beef with an NPC? Study finds English-learners in the UK want teachers to explain slang

Got beef with an NPC? Study finds English-learners in the UK want teachers to explain slang
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