One common complaint made by those attempting to learn English is that there are too many slang words and words that cannot be understood or even found in the dictionary! とEШｗwW．FＡＩry－ｔａLE。ＩＮfoДV

Here is part one of the guide to English Slang! ョwＷＷ.FＡｉＲｙ－ＴＡｌＥ.ＩｎＦｏЩcجم

- Botched messed up, made worse.- 'He made a botched job of repairing the door - he completely botched it up'. とㄡwｗＷ。fAiＲy－tＡｌＥ．InｆＯìㄌ♀ュ』αた

- Bloke - man. 'Jon is a great bloke.' $Ｗww．FaiRy－TaLE．ＩＮＦO¤àǚョひ

- Bottle - fortitude, courage. 'Do you have the bottle to tell her you like her?

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- Chucking it down - heavy or annoying rain. 'Oh no! It's chucking it down outside and I have to walk home!' ヵ♂Wｗｗ.ｆAｉrY－TＡｌｅ．iｎFｏkGに≮

- Chuffed - pleased, happy, proud. 'I feel chuffed to have passed my exam' ㄘwWw。ｆＡＩｒy－tＡLＥ．inＦＯyο

- Cheesed Off - annoyed, fed up, angry. 'She was so cheesed off when she found out I had eaten all her chocolate!'

- Daft - a little crazy, stupid. 'Sine is daft, she just ate her pencil' ㄑてｗＷW．ｆAＩRY-ｔaｌE。IｎＦOСМて♀ㄤ

- Dosh - money. 'Can you lend me some dosh mate?' +ùδВWｗW。ｆＡiＲＹ－ＴＡlｅ．iNｆｏ∵き∑+

- Gobsmacked - very surprised, astounded. 'When she told me I was fired I was gobsmacked.' ˙ヒㄢwｗW.ｆＡiRｙ-Ｔalｅ。IｎFo∞ょKㄔむ

- Gutted - Unhappily surprised, negatively affected. 'I feel so gutted to have lost the fight - I thought I was going to win.' フ♀√マ∠ＷWW。ｆＡIＲｙ-TaＬＥ.InFoЗ