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Okay we're going to look very closely at slang today
and in particular slang in English in the United States
So First we'll look at as the meaning of slang and
then we'll look at to a number of reasons why people
use slang And then I want to talk a bit about how the
slang is created so how slang is made In fact most
flying in any language is created by young people So
the first thing is what is playing Okay slang is the term
for new and informal words and phrases and these
words and phrases tend to come from different groups
within society the let me say that again for you slang
is Now and informal words are phrases which tend to
come from certain groups in a society Let me move
on to describe slang for you Now in general we use
slang to say something new or to say something old
in an unusual way So a quick example is Well When
people say I'm pumped up or I'm psyched Both of
these expressions someone might say to me I'm really
excited Now slang as you probably know can either be
playful and funny you know it's something you can use
with friends but on the other hand It can sometimes be
in polite and offensive So it can have many different
effects All right So let's move on to why people want
to use slang Well there are a number of reasons One
important reason people use slang is that slang makes
people feel connected to or part of a peer group So for
instance let's say there's a group of friends who spend
a lot of time together maybe they go to the same
school they use more slang with each other because
it makes them feel connected it's like they have their
own language so in essence When they use their
slang together they're showing their group identity like
wearing the same jackets they're showing that they
belong to the same group Also and and this is a key
point people use slang to show that their friendly and
can be casual with each other business especially
common in the workplace Now some people use
slang to make their speech more colorful or to make
a certain kind of impression on other people So these
are a few reasons why slang is used Now Let's move
on to discuss house slang is created What I want to
look at is how people create new slang expressions
and often change the spoken language Okay now
slang is created in a variety of different and interesting
ways One way slang is created is by taking an old word
and giving it a new meaning like the slang word wired
Wired So let's look at how this works you know the
word wire like the wire and an electrical cord to be
wired is an adjective and means the way you feel
when you've had too much coffee Field to excited
and maybe even a little crazy you feel wired you feel
full of energy So that's an example of a new slang
word created from an old word Okay there's another
way that slang is made And that's by creating a new
word Award that didn't exist before and the interesting
thing here is is that these words usually come from
subcultures or smaller groups from inside a culture
A really good example of creating a new word is the
slang word bling This is a flying word that means shiny
jewelry it's a noun Most people first heard bling bling
in a hip-hop song some years ago and suddenly many
young people began using this expression in their
regular conversations So for example someone might
say look at that bling bling she's wearing So We've
talked about Creating slang by using old words in new
ways by creating new words and now let's look at a
third way that slang enters the language The third way
slang is made is by borrowing a word from another
language or by borrowing from another culture this
is what I'm interested in Slang in the United States
incorporates hundreds of words from languages of
the people who have come to live here like a German
people Italian Chinese Chinese justine I'm a few Okay
Now it's important to note that not everyone who
speaks English speaks the same slang Their factors
that create differences in slang So right now let's take
a look at a couple of these fac and the first important
factor is region meaning adds the part of a country
where person is from So for instance you might hear
a person from the southern states say hey y'all which
means hello everybody but a person from California
might say what's up guys so different regions different
slang at the bottom line there Okay here's another
factor It's people's occupation jobs jobs can have
different slang too a great deal of jobs specific slang
is also relevant to others So eventually it becomes
popular in regular societies In other words It eventually
becomes general flag Other any questions excellent
okay well so far I've only talked about slang in a
positive way but believe it or not slang can sometimes
be controversial That's right not everyone has a
positive opinion about flying For instance some people
think that if people use too much slang eventually it
might destroyed English language Let me illustrate
this Remember I said that a lot of slang is created by
and used by young people A lot of the slang and style
today and used by young people is not grammatically
correct it breaks the rules of the language Of course
young people want to break the rules of a language
They want to do things differently because this shows
that they are new A new generation They don't want to
follow the traditions of society A good example of you
slang that is unramatical is the popular expression my
bad Oh my bad my bad is what you say when you want
to show that you are responsible for a mistake Like
if you forget to bring your friend his book but it's not
correct grammar we should say my mistake but we say
my bad So what I'm saying here is a lot of slang goes
against the rules of the language and some people are
concerned about this Some people are also concerned
when slang is used in a formal situation like when
someone is giving a speech They think that Slang is
too informal for a speech they're also concerned when
slang is used for writing because as you may know
slang is used more in speaking than in writing and so
as you probably been told by your teachers generally
slang is unacceptable in academic essays so that's a
big part of the controversy about slang So to finish up
I want to make one final point When you're thinking
about slang keep in mind that languages are living
things they're changing all the time a new slang helps
the language grow and change All right I'm afraid we're
all the time I'll see you next week
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1- Title:

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2- Introduction: (Short Paragraph of 3-5 sentences)

Begin the summary with an introductory paragraph about the topic of the video and the purpose of the lecture.

3- Key Presentation Points: (3-5 key points in bullets)

Outline the main points of the video and summarize each key point of the video such as main ideas, arguments, and perspectives presented by the Lecturer.

4- Key Discussion Points: (3-5 key points in bullets)

Summarize any perspectives or ideas that emerged during the group discussion session in class.

5- Personal Reflection (Short Paragraph of 5-10 sentences)

Include a brief personal reflection on your own thoughts about the topic presented in the video.

Organization

Use clear and concise language throughout the summary.

Use at least 4 different Academic Language phrases or expressions