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Bloke: Standard British English informal word for man, for example; “my brother is a really good bloke.” “Who’s that bloke over there?”  “He’s my brother!” Geezer: Same as bloke but used in London. Dude: North American equivalent to bloke.    Lire la suite

“Brassic” British Brassic = penniless, poor, without any money – example: “Can you lend me ten pounds, I’m brassic?”…..Originally London English, this expression is an example of Cockney Rhyming Slang and can be heard across much of the UK   “Broke” North American Broke = without any money – example : I’m broke so i’mLire la suite

  “Hank Marvin“   Hank Marvin = starving, very hungry – for example, “What’s for lunch? I’m Hank Marvin!” or “I’m proper Hank!”…..Originally London English, this expression has spread out from the capital and can now be heard across most parts of the UK.   Hank Marvin is a famous British musician and is not particularlyLire la suite