Anne-Marie Teaches You British Slang | Vanity Fair

Singer Anne-Marie tests her knowledge of British slang. From "gobsmacked" to "reh teh teh," she shares some of the most common of British slang phrases.
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[@singsingthinking9089]

How to sound british:
Step 1: watch peppa pig
Step 2: learn the slang
Step 3: watch peppa pig

[@kenzieleigh4]

fleet yeet nah watch Scottish peppa pig

[@_manamrit_]

😂😂😂

[@manishgautam73]

Hwarry Pottah

[@afiqaaisyaa]

step 4 : REPEAT

[@sunairahasan]

ikr

[@lalala7052]

0:22 when your boss tells a joke that's not funny at all but you need that promotion

[@pucuksubuh]

Ha ha ha ha

[@LuanaZanek]

Hhahahahahahaha lmfao

[@pejapl13]

Her laugh is awesome so adorable

[@preposteroussvideos]

Lmaoo

[@fardeenhussain931]

😂😂

[@TT-lo4lt]

I was waiting for : peng ting , big up , nonce , waste man And your done out here 😂😂 not knees up 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@laylakenall6566]

ihtesab THABET that’s London talk not British slang babe

[@exoticeditz8863]

Ikr this is more of traditional cockney slang for old white men 😑 but then again not everyone knows roadman slang

[@freerights6695]

Init wtf is this 😂😂😂

[@nathans9036]

Yh but they mean like the posh slang and what your talking about is roadman slang.

[@beaicedtea]

ikkkk

[@rmonger100]

She’s Sounds like a proper geezer

[@peaches4819]

Higher Sisters ikr 😅😂

[@HotMan-mv1co]

She will pop your clogs and have a barney doe

[@martinatordep344]

*she, not she’s

[@nymqhology]

propa geeza

[@hollybramhall1351]

E M debatable

[@Fatima03]

Did I search this video?
No
Did I watch the whole thing?
Yes

[@stahinjakrackovic2087]

I see Anne Marie, i click.

[@graciegrey6189]

Fatima Stephens sane here, it came up randomly so I was curious and watch it, I live in UK and watching this video proofed to me that I am definitely living under a rock because I only know a few of the slangs, a little embarrassed, I am not a fan of slang anyway but still.

[@SamiaAbdihakim]

Hehe Did I jus read the Comment
ummm yeah

[@maemae6312]

Hotel? Trivago

[@miaweiner4234]

😂 Same. I really need to get my priorities straight.

[@leahhh6573]

probably 97% of British people watching this don’t even understand any of this slang, I am one

[@farhanak6683]

I only know a few i never heard bloody 'barney'🤣🤣

[@RXP91]

It's London/Essex really

[@midnight_dreamz191]

@@farhanak6683 ik right

[@lion_king_fan4975]

MystyaPotato Kitty I am British as do not understand half of these words

[@oliverjones3047]

Because they’re roadman slang posh people wouldn’t know

[@gabrielleeeeee]

Who is British and has no idea what some of these “slangs” are

[@Cj-ev2si]

Because it's Southern/London slang.

[@gabrielleeeeee]

Ceejay C i live in London though soooo

[@yeetedpossum]

Me

[@cariadcook9823]

meeee

[@grace_.242]

Meeeee

[@kcxxx5565]

Me: *being British*
Also me: *learning every single word she just said..*

[@lilj3045]

KC X x x I couldn’t even understand her

[@hi-ve1cw]

This is like old school cockney slang, if you didn't grow up in that community you probably wouldn't know it

[@blessings386]

I thought she was gonna say words like "Peng" "Wet" Or "Warg1" But nvm

[@yasminem1875]

Frfr🤷🏽‍♀️

[@SprinklzZWinner]

blessings big up my g

[@squidge4728]

Nonce

[@sofieisalittlerat7562]

And clapped, tapped and butters

[@H0BG0BLINz]

it’s cah the english stereotype

[@tommyhardman8883]

lived in London uk for almost 10 years and still didn't understand almost anyone of them slang.still find them very much fascinating.on the other note anne marie is very much cute

[@kyliejenner5186]

tommy hardman that’s because no one talks like that loool

[@kyliejenner5186]

Esp in London tbh

[@tommyhardman8883]

@@kyliejenner5186 I thought the same.never heard those slang anywhere in London(I worked in lot of places in london)

[@kyliejenner5186]

tommy hardman yeah it’s probably northern slang or something

[@hi-ve1cw]

Yeah obviously cos london uses roadman slang, this is more classic southern slang

[@sejalrimisha2644]

Love her laugh. It's like: HHAAAAGGGHHH HHAAAAGGGHHH HHAAAAGGGHHH and KKGHHHHUGHHH but a bit heavy.
Love it😂😂😂

[@account55892]

This needs to be done with Tom Holland

[@harsheh]

Exactly

[@mwahhha226]

he’s too posh lol he doesn’t speak in any slang

[@account55892]

CAM noooo he has a 14 yr old bro he will know some ;))

[@notused4239]

Cara Lovell OMG YESS

[@dianejohnson2390]

Yes plz

[@inezsheikh3390]

This is old school white man slang lool

[@hullaballoo9703]

Inez Sheikh what did you expect? The title says British slang, not ex-colonial based British slang.

[@aurorarockets]

I’m 22 and use this stuff 😆 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@khadijasaleh8308]

Inez Sheikh innit

[@bigal9342]

Inez Sheikh This is Cockney/Essex slang unfortunately not the lingo youse lot speak which is known as ‘Talking like a Jamaican spacka’

[@chrisolagrim3597]

@you're arrested for first-degree clownery luvwhy?

[@Mojo2011100]

i’m english and literally never heard of half of these

[@Enstaar30]

lmAO

[@xxIbbyRockZxx]

Lmaoo SAME

[@saturn40]

Same

[@saturn40]

But what about gobsmacked??

[@saturn40]

Shudda hear that

[@Jack-ys8zk]

Mate...This ain’t it. The only person I’ve heard saying even some of these words is my grandparents when I was 8

[@vanessalappin]

Glad im not the only one 😂

[@freya2261]

I say minger

[@squidge4728]

Freya H I say mingin thats sorta similar lol

[@areallybigannoyingorangefa6562]

Del and Rodney

[@tinymaster9755]

Iam not British but even i thought it was like old people slang 😂

[@jeonghansjudgingface9280]

this is more like just english slang rather than british because i've only heard english people saying a lot of these. i've only heard a few of these here in wales.

[@cariadcook9823]

same

[@prettypanda2000]

Bc people don’t even know Wales in Britain 🥴 so triggering lool. Also Stan the name & pic

[@aimee-8211]

Ikr people assume Britain is just england , in Scotland we use some of this slang but there’s a lot of different slang

[@user-yj5dc3jz8h]

Nahhh more like London/Essex slang

[@user-dl2fz3tz5l]

She looks like a daughter of Kelly Osbourne and Drew Barrymore...

[@sinnyozzy]

Fuckin perfect!!! LOL

[@novaluna5531]

And Adele

[@chanelm7535]

Толик Залипукин i see the drew barrymore in her

[@madiha5446]

Ive only heard her songs and hadnt heard her speak I didnt know she was british. Im british and i havent heard most of these but im really bad with slang anyway

[@madiha5446]

@DreamGirl oh ok. Thanks

[@dongssi3967]

What Pokemon did you catch?
*A ReH tEh TeH*

[@piyaliroy7843]

Loool
Rattata

[@mitchliam974]

I love this lady. So full of humor.

[@abidkhan-dh2hw]

Yoo im british and idk any of them wtf🤣

[@commander1suv492]

Same lmao

[@Natalie-zv9wj]

howww, a few of them I thought everyone knew lol 😂

[@Jaiykk]

They're all London / Essex / the South , and some of them are definitely old. Not many young people would say them.

[@OwenOsaka]

abid khan how????

[@MsBurndog]

Hus no theyre not all south

[@hajeraldehani6246]

she’s so lovable

[@stevenbeck]

Ok but her laugh is everything 😂😂😂

[@holly_vlogs6399]

I was waiting for “nonce, deck you, innit, peng ting” 😂

[@a.simjee]

I'm like the only here thas heard most if not all of them and says quite a few of em 😂😂

[@peaches4819]

xxsimxx same here 😂

[@carinet5990]

"Barney... oohhh. The name of my ex, HAHAHAHA!"

[@lumbago9379]

this slang sounds like what older brits would say. they should get someone who knows the more recent slang.

[@lailacausewhynot1455]

Anne Marie is the best at everything😠
Talk about anne marie wrong and I will defend her

[@lepidxptera]

Not really....

[@mimithedvamain311]

Rana Abidi
Jesus

[@squidge4728]

Rana Abidi ooh *scary*

[@jenniferlouise5600]

I'm 20 and knew all of them

[@Adam_____________]

The most accurate British slang video I’ve seen so far well done Anne

[@jessiemay_]

Scary that i use these so often that i actually forgot they were slang

[@noreenashraf1268]

I’m British and I don’t know half of these, lol 😂😂😂

[@xfuntom]

Noreen Ashraf well now you do

[@manoplays5562]

@@xfuntom now*

[@mzoonyalkhidir174]

Same

[@uzma1402]

HALF......... I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND ANYTHING SHE SAID

[@stephenrudy2860]

I just love her smile and the way she laughed.

[@TooVoidremyboys]

Me being British not knowing 75% of these

[@pejapl13]

She's such a lovely person The way she is; natural, no make up and down to earth. She's embracing herself. All those little jokes and her laugh is just adorable ❤❤

[@cutechloe123]

She is wearing makeup tho 🙂

[@Miss_Playb0y]

she's wearing makeup actually and what's wrong with makeup anyways??

[@pejapl13]

She obviously doesn't have a ton of makeup like most celebrities and girls out there, you can actually still see some redness on her face (I dont even really see any make up there idk)
Times are changing, being natural and embracing your true self becomes a norm. I love narutal girls without makeup all the fake eye lashes and lip fillers. Flaws are beautifull and they should not be covered. You should embrace them because that's what makes YOU.

[@Miss_Playb0y]

Liverpool Biker yea but u know that people LIKE wearing makeup right??

[@duamath]

No makeup? Ahhhhhhh, haha.

[@Ksenia_pay]

I NEED MORE VIDEOS WITH HER, PLEASE 🙏 She is a perfect teacher. The way she explaines words is easy. And I love her accent ❤️

[@lauradeo104]

Love her personality & voice

[@leochan6239]

I love her, so humble

[@ellesophie7150]

I never knew she was british!

[@meinarddwain8645]

same

[@HiDE-rj5pt]

how? maybe it’s just because I’m english but for me it was easy to tell

[@myleechai21603]

HiD NL Same

[@shinsuran8707]

Same

[@claudiagallagher8907]

HOW

[@HermanVonPetri]

Turns out that watching old reruns of "Fools and Horses" did teach me a few things after all.

[@Qurann21]

I still bagsy anything and everything at my big age😂

[@KLHadley]

I’m British and I’ve heard most of these words and if I’m being generous I only use half of them.

[@freindimania11]

“Nutter” the only word whose meaning I could’ve guessed. I’m gonna keep my definition.

[@Enstaar30]

ikr

[@aestheticaeys3893]

Tell me

[@iv0rysh0es39]

I still use Peng, instead of Chung.

[@pmw5422]

Peng ting!

[@exoticeditz8863]

Where i live people say leng or buff

[@abidakhanom]

I love her laugh

[@thevandesilva3436]

OMG HER LAUGH ! Unique just like her voice !

[@rudiea1025]

Finally a ‘British slang’ video that’s actually BRITISH slang and not London talk!

[@lucymo6540]

Lool yeah cause London isn’t apart of Britain 😂🥴

[@dalilahdali6970]

@@lucymo6540 what do you mean ? London is the capital of Brazil

[@rudiea1025]

Lucy Mo If you weren’t stupid you would know that the slang they use in London literally has no meaning or life outside of the city and most ‘British Slang’ videos only use London talk and still call it ‘British’. How about you do your research before you try and look smart 👍

[@onikatanyamarajpetty9761]

I’m British and I haven’t even heard of most of theses slang terms

[@lucymo6540]

Rudie A102 London talk has spread to Essex, Birmingham to Scotland and other cities in between.... you can hear words mainly used in London, so it would have meaning outside London itself.

[@Leah-kf5eb]

Shes serving Janice Ian at the spring fling realness!!

[@jrdn48]

Omfg you're right 😂😂😂

[@bbbiiibbiibi3142]

YT recommend this for me, thank you so much! Really useful 😍

[@albertrai6062]

I love her laughter ❤️❤️

[@Soulverse.]

Her Laugh compilation that you have been looking for:
0:22
0:45
1:41
4:19
Thank me later

[@pejapl13]

She's such a lovely person the way she is just by being herself. She's embracing herself. All those little jokes and her laugh is so cute and adorable

[@mememe1011]

That laugh 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣🤣

[@hunnyxbunnygacha4675]

3:02

[@christinefoto9678]

Love it! Lol she explained everything really well I enjoyed it. 💓

[@swapnilsingh9024]

I can't stop loving her❤️

[@midzyyy1709]

ones i use:
kerfuffle
bagsy (i never realized how much i use this one XD)
jim jams (i use jimmer jammers more than jim jams but i still use it loads)
toff
gobsmacked
nutter
giving air
i have heard of all of them but those are the ones i use. i'm still in shock at the bagsy thing. I had no idea it was british!

[@sandrar.2662]

I'd never have imagined that's her laugh hahaha wow

[@christianmaidana1537]

Hahaha. Her laugh😂

[@nojamstrasheu2828]

I love her giggles

[@7mya7]

this “slang” is making us british sound like idiots😂i don’t say any of these

[@elek2126]

It doesn’t matter if you say any of this...... you don’t have to

[@FirstLast-pk2of]

This is old London/ cockney slang mostly I’ve heard almost all of them

[@leoplayz8867]

Sorry but everyone says minger where I live and I live in Rotherham which is in the north

[@TP-mv6en]

Yh who Tf says baggamanz?

[@aaliya7143]

same

[@poluki]

She's absolutely adorable omg

[@Khadar106]

I’m British but I’ve genuinely never heard of most of the ‘slang’ used in this video, it should just be renamed London slang 😂

[@rachelgingerolm6558]

I'm in Nottingham and we use all of these!

[@dohadena]

i’m in london and i haven’t heard half of these lol i think they’re a little dated

[@ruhamaxo]

Roman Zolanski must be a south england thing never heard most of these up north

[@harleyvincent5996]

Its not London slang

[@divinee4330]

Roman Zolanski Nope sorry. In London we don’t use any of these. This sounds like old southern slang.

[@nadinechris8841]

Love her laugh😍

[@user-lk6vp6to4q]

Aww her laugh

[@peachesncream8667]

oh my god i love her accent wow

[@jifij89]

This is all very Essex/east London 💖

[@hanabanana8028]

nahh lived in london all my life and didn't know most of them

[@alicechurch3778]

Ok this is NOT essex

[@amethystgroves8397]

Her laugh 😂 aw

[@nonameee7963]

Lmaoo i was like tf is ‘bagsy’ until she put into context.😂💀

[@misshaya5701]

Just add “yeah, basically like” to every sentence and boom you’re in!!

[@Naomi-wx1zh]

I already know all this slang

[@ManishKumar-vp5gb]

The way she is laughing ha ha ha ...😂😂💟💟💟

[@rajwindernota8025]

I just learnt a lot more of British slang despite me being British myself.

[@fatimahmumuney8789]

I can't be the only one that finds it hard to believe that people actually say this..😂😂

[@communistmanifesto9712]

Fatimah Mumuney British person from Yorkshire here. I can confirm that we do say these things 😂

[@abbyh121]

Fatimah Mumuney we do hunny

[@bl00dhoney]

We most certainly do. A lot of Londoners use rhyming slang

[@rachelgingerolm6558]

I'm in Nottingham and we say all these. Maybe it's London, Midlands and Northern only then

[@clairemcdougall6574]

We use them here in Edinburgh too!

[@siennachambial7929]

This british slang seems like a whole new language

[@UNREALCLIPS.]

Barely anybody in England used these slangs. Lol

[@kennethmatela5138]

@@UNREALCLIPS. apparently they do or she wouldn't be on the video you're watching smashing it? "Barely anybody" hahah listen at ya mate

[@yanz2244]

@@kennethmatela5138 idk what your point was exactly but we don't use this slang much this is more slang that your nan and grandad would use.

[@kennethmatela5138]

@@yanz2244 wind your neck in mate, who is we? Just because you and your associates don't use it doesn't mean it isn't in use.

[@yanz2244]

@@kennethmatela5138 i use some of the slang used but for england as a whole i thought these terms wouldn't be the first to come to mind when you think of slang. it was just what i thought i never said i was right

[@nesanesa8361]

how she can be happy all the time I wish I was lol!😅

[@banuyaseen4662]

Lmao she’s like the 2020 version of Adele

[@jameschandler127]

With much less class

[@areallybigannoyingorangefa6562]

banu yaseen only more upbeat than Adele

[@imcookingyayenjoy5922]

Barney
“The name of my ex hahah”
The name of my dead fish

[@JSandwich13]

When it says British slang but really it's south English slang. I'm Scottish. I understood some of these but I don't use most of them.

[@poppyfadhilah6948]

I learn a lot,,, thank you so much :)

[@arvind8302]

She's such a bundle of joy.

[@RA-gg4pj]

Bruh I’m british and I don’t even know what most of the words mean

[@manaalsamee1958]

Same

[@engagingathena9965]

It more down south stuff I think

[@EllinasUniverse]

a lot of cities here have different slang

[@zero-on2ee]

It all depends where u live in Britain

[@TP-mv6en]

Yh I’ve never heard anyone say baggamanz

[@kartika44]

I love her face,
I love her voice,
I love her laugh,
I l o v e h e r.

[@kittygangmimi]

why is she just laughing like that 😂 and how is kerfuffle a word. It's such a cute word like a Pokemon

[@charis6753]

Kerfuffle is definitely a word, being british I actually use it very often. When I was younger I didn't know it was slang I thought it was just part of the English language (so Americans used it to)

[@tishaballantyne8233]

I love her laugh 🙃
And the slangs.

[@lvc0517]

why did I always think she was american. i’m confused now. heard her voice at the start of this and got rlly confused.

[@areallybigannoyingorangefa6562]

lvc 05 when I was younger, I thought the majority of CZcamsrs were American

[@justsparkitec9382]

I actually can’t stop laughing at the word ‘chunder’

[@alisha3649]

Soon ur gonna chunder.

[@makayla2534]

this is the most British video I've listened to in a hot sec, and it was so nice to just listen to

[@indomations5611]

I’m held British, I love the states so do not know that many British slang. This video helps a lot!

[@onikatanyamarajpetty9761]

Is this southern slang cos as a northerner I haven’t even heard of half of these

[@the_s_girl]

I'm Yorkshire and I know all of these haha

[@heidileggett3855]

I’m southern and haven’t heard half of these either

[@declanbullock6098]

@@the_s_girl hahaha same

[@ameliecroft883]

I’m southern and know a lot of them but some I don’t

[@maeveaimeeanderson6104]

We use a couple of them in London but I am not familiar with most of them

[@myththanatos5746]

*sees Barney on the tablet*
Me: Oh the dinosaur
Anne: it means fight
Me: oh

[@cocomarcus6778]

this was much needed. 👍

[@yourmum8578]

i’m British and i’ve literally never heard of most of these words before. love u Anne-Marie !

[@kitkatsavage1017]

Who's here after don't play got released

[@Loulafilms]

The real sad thing is, as a person who lives in the East UK, I know and have said most of these. 😶😬😂

[@siddhanthsakthivel8409]

Properly taught, Bravo 👏👏🔥

[@rosinamannamplackal7148]

Love her laugh at the start 0:22

[@aelmssy777]

I'm Asian and i don't know what Anne Marie is talking about but i love her.

[@meg.1591]

I’m Scottish so technically I’m British but I have never come across most of these terms. I really hate when people think only English people are british

[@karleecornell1770]

I've been looking all over CZcams for this

[@DatManDonte]

2:26, jj's rubbing off on her fam XD

[@kw-ej2no]

Take a shot everytime she said "like"

[@huh4963]

I’m sending this to my boyfriend to see if he knows any.
He’s British. I’m not

[@lilxdreamerr]

Her laugh is contagious 😂

[@senpaikush6602]

I love her laugh 😂