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HairyQueen 02/10/22 11:19:11 PM #1:	How many of these do you say (even occasionally)? I use all 12 Over half Less than half I use none of them How many of these do you say (even occasionally)? - Results (29 votes) I use all 12 6.9% (2 votes) 2 Over half 34.48% (10 votes) 10 Less than half 37.93% (11 votes) 11 I use none of them 20.69% (6 votes) 6 Shook Slay Snatched On fleek GOAT Low-key Fire Lit Dead Salty Shady Savage --- everybody loves intransigent zoo animals <3 <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:962549376] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote> How many of these do you say (even occasionally)? I use all 12 Over half Less than half I use none of them Vote View Results How many of these do you say (even occasionally)? - Results (29 votes) I use all 12 6.9% (2 votes) 2 Over half 34.48% (10 votes) 10 Less than half 37.93% (11 votes) 11 I use none of them 20.69% (6 votes) 6 Show Voting Form ShookSlaySnatchedOn fleekGOATLow-keyFireLitDeadSaltyShadySavage</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Joeydollaz 02/10/22 11:21:32 PM #2:	Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o --- PERSONA 6 will NOT be Turn Based, Feb-25th 2021 <cite>Joeydollaz posted [p:962549422] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 02/10/22 11:26:18 PM #3:	Joeydollaz posted... Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o That's not Korea --- everybody loves intransigent zoo animals <3 <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:962549527] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>Joeydollaz posted... </cite> <quote>Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o</quote>That's not Korea </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 02/10/22 11:34:29 PM #4:	teach them to say i like coke next. --- Taarsidath-an halsaam. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:962549700] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>teach them to say i like coke next. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kloe_Rinz 02/10/22 11:36:58 PM #5:	zoomer slang sucks <cite>Kloe_Rinz posted [p:962549754] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>zoomer slang sucks </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumble 02/10/22 11:38:13 PM #6:	"GOAT", "savage", and depending on which slang meaning you're talking about "dead", are probably the only ones I would use, and even that not often. --- Give a man a Trumble, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to Trumble, you feed him for a lifetime. <cite>Trumble posted [p:962549792] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>"GOAT", "savage", and depending on which slang meaning you're talking about "dead", are probably the only ones I would use, and even that not often. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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HairyQueen 02/10/22 11:41:42 PM #8:	Kloe_Rinz posted... zoomer slang sucks According to Robert Chapman and Barbara Kipfer's Dictionary of American Slang, slay first appeared in the English language in the 16th century as a trendy way to describe impressing someone so much they lose control of their emotions and die. It was most commonly used in the context of laughing oneself to death. --- everybody loves intransigent zoo animals <3 <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:962549849] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>Kloe_Rinz posted... </cite> <quote>zoomer slang sucks</quote> <quote>According to Robert Chapman and Barbara Kipfer's Dictionary of American Slang, slay first appeared in the English language in the 16th century as a trendy way to describe impressing someone so much they lose control of their emotions and die. It was most commonly used in the context of laughing oneself to death.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kastrada 02/10/22 11:42:19 PM #9:	monkmith posted... teach them to say i like coke next. I teach in Korea as well and a few years ago I had students singing I'M IN LOVE WITH THE COCO. I had to explain why I was shocked. --- PoW '09 Topic of the Year Co-Winners (Rada and Texy) FFD <cite>Kastrada posted [p:962549864] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>monkmith posted... </cite> <quote>teach them to say i like coke next.</quote> I teach in Korea as well and a few years ago I had students singing I'M IN LOVE WITH THE COCO. I had to explain why I was shocked. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 02/10/22 11:42:58 PM #10:	The earliest account of the word shook (as past tense of shake) goes back to Old English its old. We can find the figurative shook, or extremely upset or moved in some way, in the 1800s. It can be positive or negative, such as being shook with a religious experience or being shook by a catastrophe. https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/shook/ --- everybody loves intransigent zoo animals <3 <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:962549875] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote><quote>The earliest account of the word shook (as past tense of shake) goes back to Old English its old. We can find the figurative shook, or extremely upset or moved in some way, in the 1800s. It can be positive or negative, such as being shook with a religious experience or being shook by a catastrophe.</quote>https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/shook/ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cokewave 02/10/22 11:44:49 PM #11:	Joeydollaz posted... Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o Damn never heard Kiaraa speak with such broken english before --- Wave. PSN: WaveyyyA <cite>Cokewave posted [p:962549911] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>Joeydollaz posted... </cite> <quote>Uh they know https://youtu.be/hruYlACYw_o</quote>Damn never heard Kiaraa speak with such broken english before </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Materia 02/10/22 11:45:01 PM #12:	I dont use any of them, I only know what a couple mean. I wouldnt use class time teaching worthless "words" that most likely wont even be used in 5 to 10 years, especially when they have to cram so much for . But if it grabs their attention enough to teach useful stuff then I suppose its fine. How did you teach them anyway? Was their English level high enough they could understand after it was used in context and you explained the meaning or did you try to give some Korean equivalent? --- ... <cite>Master_Materia posted [p:962549916] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>I dont use any of them, I only know what a couple mean. I wouldnt use class time teaching worthless "words" that most likely wont even be used in 5 to 10 years, especially when they have to cram so much for . But if it grabs their attention enough to teach useful stuff then I suppose its fine. How did you teach them anyway? Was their English level high enough they could understand after it was used in context and you explained the meaning or did you try to give some Korean equivalent? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 02/10/22 11:50:49 PM #13:	Master_Materia posted... I dont use any of them, I only know what a couple mean. I wouldnt use class time teaching worthless "words" that most likely wont even be used in 5 to 10 years, especially when they have to cram so much for . But if it grabs their attention enough to teach useful stuff then I suppose its fine. How did you teach them anyway? Was their English level high enough they could understand after it was used in context and you explained the meaning or did you try to give some Korean equivalent? This wasn't a real lesson. It's the final week of the semester here and we just had to post an online assignment for them (we didn't hold any actual classes this week). I gave them two assignments. The first was to watch a video that explains each word, then they take a quiz on the definitions. The 2nd assignment, I made a fake text message conversation using all the vocab to show them how to use them in sentences, then they had to make their own fake text conversation using at least 5 of the words. As far as their curriculum goes, they don't learn anything in their English-speaking classes that will help them on the . Their English exams aren't focused at all on practical English. It's honestly ridiculous. --- everybody loves intransigent zoo animals <3 <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:962549991] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>Master_Materia posted... </cite> <quote>I dont use any of them, I only know what a couple mean. I wouldnt use class time teaching worthless "words" that most likely wont even be used in 5 to 10 years, especially when they have to cram so much for . But if it grabs their attention enough to teach useful stuff then I suppose its fine. How did you teach them anyway? Was their English level high enough they could understand after it was used in context and you explained the meaning or did you try to give some Korean equivalent?</quote>This wasn't a real lesson. It's the final week of the semester here and we just had to post an online assignment for them (we didn't hold any actual classes this week). I gave them two assignments. The first was to watch a video that explains each word, then they take a quiz on the definitions. The 2nd assignment, I made a fake text message conversation using all the vocab to show them how to use them in sentences, then they had to make their own fake text conversation using at least 5 of the words. As far as their curriculum goes, they don't learn anything in their English-speaking classes that will help them on the . Their English exams aren't focused at all on practical English. It's honestly ridiculous. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
averagejoel 02/10/22 11:56:04 PM #14:	HairyQueen posted... 1. Shook 2. Slay 3. Snatched 6. Low-key 7. Fire 10. Salty 11. Shady 12. Savage I use these words in the regular sense, but not in the slang sense. I don't know what "snatched" or "shady" mean in the slang sense 8. Lit 9. Dead I use these in the regular sense and have occasionally used them in the slang sense. I only used them in the slang sense ironically though; specifically for the purpose of jokes 4. On fleek 5. GOAT I have never used these terms, and I will never use them under any circumstance --- peanut butter and dick <cite>averagejoel posted [p:962550067] in I taught m... [t:79893980]...</cite> <quote>HairyQueen posted... </cite> <quote>1. Shook 2. Slay 3. Snatched 6. Low-key 7. Fire 10. Salty 11. Shady 12. Savage</quote>I use these words in the regular sense, but not in the slang sense. I don't know what "snatched" or "shady" mean in the slang sense <quote>8. Lit 9. Dead</quote>I use these in the regular sense and have occasionally used them in the slang sense. I only used them in the slang sense ironically though; specifically for the purpose of jokes <quote>4. On fleek 5. GOAT</quote>I have never used these terms, and I will never use them under any circumstance </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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