British

Slang
 Alright?
How are you?
But not actually
asking how
someone is, more
used as a
greeting.
e.g.
 Mate
A friend.
e.g.
Alright mate?
 Pint
Do you want to go for a pint? =
Do you want to get a drink?
A pint = A drink that comes in a
pint measure, usually a beer,
cider, lager or ale. Comes on
A pint of carling please.
 Cheers
Said as a toast
before you
drink.
e.g.
Cheers
 Quid
A Pound.
e.g.
Can I borrow a
quid?
 Alright.

Alright mate.

Fancy a pint after work today?

Only if I can borrow five quid.

I’m skint.

No worries. What you going to

have?

Just a pint of cider.