Slengo terminai dažnai būna specifiniai tam tikroje subkultūroje, tokioje kaip muzikantai, riedlentininkai ir mažumos atstovai.
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Galima sakyt, pavyko.
- slang (n.)
- 1756, "special vocabulary of tramps or thieves," later "jargon of a particular profession" (1801), of uncertain origin, perhaps from a Scandinavian source, cf. Norwegian slengenamn "nickname," slengja kjeften "to abuse with words," literally "to sling the jaw," related to Old Norse slyngva "to sling." But OED, while admitting "some approximation in sense," discounts this connection based on "date and early associations." Liberman also denies it, as well as any connection with French langue. Rather, he derives it elaborately from an old word meaning "narrow piece of land." Sense of "very informal language characterized by vividness and novelty" first recorded 1818. A word that ought to have survived is slangwhanger (1807, American English) "noisy or abusive talker or writer."
Tikrai, šiuolaikinis slengas: pritraukti ... sumą.
Ne trečią.
Antrą.
... ho Magnes lithos ...
Lithos?
Forget it!
Magnificus!
magnificus m (feminine magnifica, neuter magnificum); first/second declension
O!
Planas!