10 Quirky Ways Canadians Say Yes – Do You Know Them All?

Canadian Slang For Yes

Canadians have a variety of slang alternatives to yes, including generic things such as yeah, uh-huh, yep, and even something like “OK”. Canadians are particularly fond of the phrase “Oh yah, no, for sure,” and also in general prefer “yah” to “yes” in many regions … Read more

10 Slang Words For Party From The Rockin’ 1950s

1950s Slang For Party

The most common slang term for a party in the 1950s was “bash”. This one was more or less universal as a slang term for parties of any kind. “Klatch” was another common slang term for a gathering in the 1950s. Other terms that were … Read more

7 Ways To Say Cool In South Africa That You Need To Know

South African Slang For Cool

South Africa is a country rich in linguistic diversity, and that means there’s no shortage of ways to say something is cool. One of the most widely used slang terms is “kief” which has been around for generations. That’s just the start. You’ll also hear … Read more

10 Unique Ways South Africans Refer To A Boy

South African Slang For Boy

In South Africa, a boy is most often referred to as “ou” or “oke”, while other slang terms such as “boykie” are often used in a more specific sense. You may also hear kerel meaning “boyfriend”. Beyond that, generic terms such as “guy,” “bro”, “dude” … Read more