Greetings!
As a former local of the Great Isles I feel it is my duty to my Queen and country to enlighten you lot about the proper use of our slang. Beyond bloody hell, chap and mate is a menagerie of words we back at home use to express ourselves. Blinkered, au fait, and others are used about across the Isle. Do note that Scots and Welch have their own slang, so if you want theirs you're going to have search for them on your own (and leave a translation in you OOC).
For the rest of you chaps here are the links:
The Best of British-British Slang
A Dictionary of English Slang and colloquialisms of the UK
American to British or British to American Translators
Enjoy!
As a former local of the Great Isles I feel it is my duty to my Queen and country to enlighten you lot about the proper use of our slang. Beyond bloody hell, chap and mate is a menagerie of words we back at home use to express ourselves. Blinkered, au fait, and others are used about across the Isle. Do note that Scots and Welch have their own slang, so if you want theirs you're going to have search for them on your own (and leave a translation in you OOC).
For the rest of you chaps here are the links:
The Best of British-British Slang
A Dictionary of English Slang and colloquialisms of the UK
American to British or British to American Translators
Enjoy!