How's the trouble and strife? is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang.

Of course there s the famous Cockney accent which delights in an indirect sort of rhyming slang.

How's the trouble and strife? is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang. It means How's your wife?

The language of social networks or Internet slang

Asupe, a Japanese slang term for Aspergers syndrome.

It's fun to learn slang words in foreign languages.

She doesn't understand the slang used by young people.

A quid was slang for a pound ( ) before decimal currency.

The Jargon File is a glossary of computer programmer slang.

Mary presented a provocative thesis Slang is becoming the new English.

The list of internet slang terms is growing rapidly, that s for sure.

Thus, children spontaneously re invent slang and even grammar with each generation.

In America, I am told, a slang word for the police is pigs.

Rives recaps the most memorable moments of TED2006 in the free spirited rhyming verse of a fantastical mockingbird lullaby.

Bilingualism is also used within the context of camfranglais, slang language created by Cameroonians.

This is reflected in the definition found at Vukajlija, an online dictionary of Serbian slang.

Such borrowed slang has quickly spread into general Russian internet discourse since the website s founding sometime in 2008.

Will (people living with Aspergers syndrome) be happy to hear the term asupe used as slang, I wonder?

A new club called Zone Russian slang for a concentration camp is designed to reproduce the feeling of gulag life.

According to a Japanese dictionary of slang it is often used by wives to refer to their late working husbands.

It's slang for rich, young Chinese who flout their devotion to communism abroad. saying, It is a shame to be Chinese .

Curiously, both examples are direct from dictionary translations, which make absolutely no grammatical sense in Russian, when used in their slang context.

Generally, the population speaks a dialect called Romanesco, which has its own slang and is usually understood with little difficulty by other Italians.

He uses direct and often confrontational language, writing in a vocabulary that is a mix of formal legal terms and Russian police slang.

It's hard to explain puns, slang, or things that reference something historically or locally known, like games, locations, or historical figures, regardless of language.

The man brags about not tolerating his wife's attitude and resorting to dhulayi, which literally means washing but is used as a slang for beating up.

The Niconico article uses a Japanese slang term for Aspergers, asupe, which roughly translates into English as aspie , meaning someone who displays the characteristics of Asperger syndrome.

With a twist of humor, moral and technical support has been pouring in across social media sites for Japan's corporate slaves or shachiku as they are referred to in Japanese slang.

It depicts the suburbs as vibrant, funny and optimistic, where language is colourful and goes from verlan to metaphor, drawing as much from Arabic, African, slang and gypsy as from old French.

Another development that has arisen from advances in technology is digital language or Internet slang, which speeds up writing and punctuation, but can also let you know rapidly that a message has been read or understood.

If somebody from 1973 looked at what was on a dormitory message board in 1993, the slang would have changed a little bit since the era of Love Story, but they would understand what was on that message board.

Who? question, they left Vladivostok's residents puzzled and confused big banners appeared all over the city, featuring, among others, Sponge Bob , Avatar's Toruk Makto , Michael Jackson and Mr. Bean , and the Coat Clad Horse from a popular Russian slang rhyme.