• Bloke: A man (e.g., “He’s a nice bloke”).
• Cheers: Thank you or goodbye.
• Knackered: Very tired.
• Loo: Bathroom or toilet.
• Chuffed: Pleased or happy.
• Gobsmacked: Astonished or amazed.
• Skint: Out of money.
• Gutted: Extremely disappointed.
• Dodgy: Suspicious or untrustworthy.
• Quid: Pound (currency).
• Brolly: Umbrella.
• Nosh: Food.
• Plonk: Cheap wine.
• Banger: Sausage or an old car.
• Minging: Disgusting or unattractive.
• Sarnie: Sandwich.
• Fortnight: Two weeks.
• Ta: Thanks.
• Wicked: Excellent or awesome.
• Mate: Friend.

Please be aware that while swear words are commonly used in casual conversations among British people, they are considered highly inappropriate in professional settings such as offices, hospitals, clinics, shops on on public transport. Using such language in these environments may result in refusal of service or being asked to leave the premises. We kindly ask you to be mindful of this cultural norm.