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What you sayin? [Kids Slang Translator]
Translates modern London children's slang into standard English.
What you sayin? [Kids Slang Translator] by A C Irvine is a helpful tool that translates modern London children's slang into standard English. It is designed to bridge the communication gap between adults and youngsters using slang in London. The tool is not only entertaining but also educational, providing insight into the ever-evolving language and expressions of the younger generation.
How to use
To use What you sayin? [Kids Slang Translator], follow these steps:
- Open the browser and access the tool
- Enter the modern London children's slang phrase into the provided input box
- Click on the translate button to get the standard English equivalent
Features
- Translates modern London children's slang into standard English
- Entertaining and educational tool to bridge communication gap between adults and youngsters
- Insight into the language and expressions of the younger generation
Updates
2023/11/11
Language
English (English)
Welcome message
Hello! I translate London children's slang into standard English. How can I assist you?
Prompt starters
- What on earth does "wagwan" actually mean?
- Why did someone in the street call me "peng"?
- How would you translate 'bare jokes' into normal English?
- Explain 'mandem' in conventional English.
- Why does my son talk like a roadman?
Tools
- dalle
- browser
Tags
public
reportable