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Assistant: Leyenda: This video is the second video in a slang series. I give you more words, sentences and then some comparisons and metaphors. 
Link to first video: http://youtu.be/toED64QA7kg
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Descripcin: this is the second video in uh slang series I suggest you watch the first video first and in this video we&#39;re going to learn some more just words and sentences that are slang is and then I will go over through to teaching you some comparisons and metaphor is stuff good luck so we have a sentence that&#39;s called combination of words because two words um Alish this mean like alltimers or all times like uh it&#39;s used when you had the best time ever like it was the best of all times uh and like if you had a trip to the mountains oh yeah it was allish it&#39;s the top of all times event kind of uh you can say like it was a trip of all times you can also say that a person is allish they&#39;re like oh they&#39;re great [Music] they&#39;re best of all times we have a sentence which is it&#39;s really like oh who put a orian croner on you like if it&#39;s a referral to like a slot machine machine or like a jukebox or something you put a quarter into or a Norwegian croner in this example and it starts working with sound and like motions and whatever and it&#39;s used to like ask someone like why are you so full of energy why are you so energetic why do you talk why do you there&#39;s no stop it&#39;s like yeah question you ask directly to someone or that you like say to your bud like hey who put a crown around that dude understand Norwegian way to say that would be we have the a Norwegian metaphor that is and Stein soin that&#39;s basically slept like a rock uh it&#39;s something you say when you slept really heavily because the rock is heavy and without disturbances you slept like through the night you had a good sleep that&#39;s translated sweating like a pig H grease uh that&#39;s used when you sweat heavily because apparently pigs sweat heavily and they stin so you can say that about yourself or about someone else or it&#39;s just how we compare it um and then we have this is translated to broke as a church rat appar apparently rats in the church are very broke and I have no idea where this uh comparison came from uh but this is just like a thing you say when you are very very broke and you have no money an excuse to why you can&#39;t go it&#39;s not that commonly to use it like nowadays but it&#39;s a good comparison to know and then you have uh [Music] this is translated to stupid as a bread so bread they&#39;re stupid yeah and this is um used to say when someone or yourself is very stupid you compare yourself to a bread yeah we have another kind of uh metaphor it&#39;s h uh this actually translated means lucky Pig and I don&#39;t know why how that happened but it&#39;s like the common way to say Hey you are very very lucky or you won the lottery or you just caught the last taxi or the last ticket in the cinema or you say oh H you can also say like Dean H um that&#39;s like oh you&#39;re a lucky Pig so I guess maybe the pig is in there because you kind of it&#39;s kind of a spiteful uh thing to say because oh you&#39;re such a lucky bastard since they were lucky and probably you weren&#39;t or yeah it&#39;s something you say to someone it&#39;s not like oh yeah I&#39;m a lucky Pig you never say that this was the end of the second slang video hopefully you will continue watching and have a look at the next video when that comes thank you
Ttulo: Norwegian Slang - Part 2 - Phrases and Comparisons
Idioma: en
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