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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "Slang (American)".
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neilmac Spānija Local time: 16:01 spāņu - angļu + ...
Needs more work
Aug 14, 2012
The article is quite interesting from a chatty, non-native speaker point of view, but needs fleshing out and some of the assertions need qualification. For example, I'm never happy with prescriptive statements such as "*you never write these forms, but this is how they are pronounced."
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Thayenga Vācija Local time: 16:01 Biedrs (kopš 2009) angļu - vācu + ...
in?
Jun 10, 2013
slang in American people.
Slang in (the) American(language), but not on (within, inside) the American people.
Drop-dead can also mean just that someone should "get lost".
Quite interesting article, though.
[Edited at 2013-06-10 05:05 GMT]
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