Understanding More Angl Idioms and Slang

Understanding English idioms and slang can be challenging for non-native speakers. Idioms are expressions with meanings that can’t be deduced from the individual words, while slang refers to informal language used in specific social groups. Learning these expressions can help you communicate more naturally and understand English speakers better.

Some common English idioms include «break a leg» (good luck), «hit the nail on the head» (describe something accurately), and «cost an arm and a leg» (be very expensive). Slang terms can vary by region and age group, so it’s important to stay up-to-date with current trends. Popular slang phrases include «lit» (exciting or excellent), «chill» (relax), and «throw shade» (criticize someone).