AEE: Are You Slaying English?

All Ears English Podcast

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Highlights

In this episode, the hosts dive into the dynamic world of modern English slang, focusing on how language evolves through culture, media, and everyday interaction. They explore how words take on new life far beyond their original meanings, shaping the way people connect and express themselves.

03:21

Slay can mean to kill violently, but now often describes excelling or performing impressively.

06:45

'Slayed' is now widely accepted alongside 'slew' in American English.

10:48

Slay is used in present tense to mean doing exceptionally well, not conjugated as 'slew' or 'slain'.

13:12

'Slay' is used both as a compliment and a humorous exaggeration of violence.

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What Does It Really Mean to Slay Today?