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1. I have got to go ( i've gotta go).

2. I have got a book (i've gotta book).

3. Do you want to dance? ( wanna dance?)

4. Do you want a banana? ( wanna banana?)

5. Let me come in ( lemme in)

6. Let me go (lemme go).

7. I will let you know ( i 'll letcha know)

8. Did you do it? (Dija do it?)

9. Not yet. ( na chet
)
10. I will meet you later ( i'll meechu layder).

11. What do you think? ( whaddyu think?)

12. What did you do with it? ( whajoo do with it?)

13. How did you like it? ( howja like it?)

14. When did you get it? ( when ju geddit?)

15. Why did you take it? ( whyju tay kit?)

Regards
Zia Niazi

Today's food vocabularies

1. Fresh :: taza
2. Raw :: kacha
3. Ripe :: pakka huwa
4. Unripe :: kacha
5. Rotten :: sara huwa
6. Tough :: sakht
7. Bake :: tanoor main pakana
8. Bite :: kaatna
9. Chew :: chabana
10. Swallow :: nigalna
11. Sip :: goont lena / chuski lena
12. Grill :: lohe ki angeeti par bunna
13. Poach :: ubalte huwe paani main pakana
14. Roast :: bunna
15. Stew :: halki aanch par pakana

Today's Vocabulary
Cut somebody down to size

Meaning
To show someone that they are not as clever or important as they think they are

Urdu
Kisi ko uski oukat yad dilana

Example
Somebody should cut that man down to size!

Prepared by
Zia Niazi

Vocabularies

1, ups and downs
( the mixture of good and bad things in life or in a particular situation or relationship ) :: nasheeb o faraz

every business has its ups and downs.

2, Null and void
( having no legal force ; not valid ) :: kal adam

the contract was declared null and void.

3, kith and kin
( friends and relatives ) :: Qarebi rishte daar

4, In short
( in a few words ) :: mukhtasaran / chand alfaaz main

His novels belong to a great but vanished age. They are, in short old-fashioned.

5,Far and wide
( over a large area ) :: door draaz tak

they searched far and wide for the missing child.

6, Take french leave
( to leave work without asking permission first ) :: bhagair itla k chuti karna

7, in black and white
( in writing or in print ) :: tehreer main

i never thought they would put it in black and white on the front page.

8, te taken aback ( by sb / sth )
( to be shocked or surprised by sb / sth ) :: heran hona / herat zada hona

she was completely take aback by his anger.

New Slang Vocabularies

absobloodylootely: absolutely
after: bars open after normal closing time
all over the gaff: unorganized
arse: butt
arse-over-tit: drunk
ballistic: wild
bangers: sausages
barmy: crazy
behave: more! (Think Austin Powers.)
bob: shilling
blimey!: Oh geez!
bloke: a male
bobby: policeman
brilliant!: great! awesome!
cabbage: a slow person
cack: crap (What a load of cack, mate!)
cakehole: mouth (Shut your cakehole!)
Charlie: crack, co***ne
chips: french fries
chunder: to throw up
ciggy: cigarette
claret: blood (They were copping it up, claret all over the place!)
cop a feel: to feel someone up
to cop it: to get in trouble
copper: policeman
Crikey!: My God!
damage: cost
Dicky: feeling unwell
doddle: something easy (It was a doddle to get the Charlie.)
dodgy: shady
done over: beat up (He was done over by that bloke.)
Doris: a plain woman
dosh: money
duck and dive: to run from the police
earner: a dishonest laborer
eppy: a fit
faced: drunk
five finger discount: shoplifting
flim-flam: crap (Cut out this flim-flam, you wa**er!)
flippin: freakin'
folding: paper pound-notes
For crying out loud!: For God's sake!
Frenchy: a french kiss
full monty: the entire take, all that is desired
funny farm: a mental institution
gab: to talk a lot
gander: to look at
geezer: an old man
get the nod: to get permission
git: an unlikeable person
gob: mouth
goppin': gross
greaser: a 50's style person, usually a man
grub: food
gutted: choked up (He was gutted at the funeral, mate.)
hacked off: annoyed (He was really hacked off at that copper.)
having it off: a term for in*******se
headcase: a nutcase
hold it down: keep the noise down, control yourself
ho**er: nose
ickle: small, tiny (I like that an ickle bit, mate.)
iffy: doubting, doubtful
in stook: in financial trouble (Your uncle's in stook, mate.)
inside: imprisoned (Barry's inside again.)
jammy: lucky
jar: a pint of beer
jock: a Scottish man
jugs: breasts
juiced up: very drunk
kick it off: start something, a fight with another Brit perhaps
kip: sleep (I need some kip, mate.)
knackered: tired
knock-up: to wake someone up
lairy: loud, brash
larging it: to live large
lip: smart talk
loaded: very rich
lock-in: a term for late-hours in a pub
lolly: money
lost the plot: gone mad (That nutter's completelylost the plot!)
malarkey: stuff and nonsense (What a load ofmalarkey!)
mate: address for a friend
mental: crazy
miffed: fed up
minger: an unattractive girl
mint: great condition (That's mint, mate.)
mitts: hands
monkey: 500 pounds
moose: an ugly girl
mullered: drunk
munch: food (Time for munch, mate!)
naff: nasty, in poor taste (That's naff!)
nipper: a small child
nosh: food
nugget: a pound coin
nutter: a crazy person
offie: a place where off-license alcohol is sold
off your face: very drunk
out of the tree: nuts
parky: chilly (Parky weather today.)
plank, a fool
ponce: a slacker
ramped: drunk
rat-arsed: drunk
readies: cash on hand (Have any readies? I'm allout.)
ruck: a fight
rug: wig
salt: a loose woman
scrounge: to begg food, materials
shafted: screwed, betrayed
s**g: sexual in*******se
shell-like: ear (Can I have a word in your shell-like?)
skirt: a young woman
snog: a french kiss
squire: a term for a working man
sussed out: figured out
tanked: drunk
toerag: a tramp
tom: a pr******te
tooled: drunk
top!: wonderful
trainspotter: a nerd, geek
trots: an upset stomach
up for it: enthusiastically available
up the duff: pregnant
w**k: to ma******te
wedge: money
wind up: to tease