British Lingo Playing Cards | Travel Flashcards | Learn British Slang Vocabulary in A Fun & Easy Way | 52 Essential Translations

My daughter's boyfriend is from the UK and I got these for her. There were so many that we had never heard of that he was able to explain to us. We all got a big kick out of them!

I bought this deck of cards to use with my EL students because often times figurative language is very challenging for students learning English. I’m very pleased with the quality of the cards. After looking at the slang used, I won’t use it in my classroom. However, I plan to use the cards with friends and family. The only problem is 3 of the cards have British slang, not American. The 3 cards that have British slang on them are: pear shaped (meaning a disaster) budge up (meaning move over) and faff (meaning to waste time).

Bought as a white elephant gift for the office. My boss who has a teenage daughter got it and was trying to figure out what the words meant. We laughed as he tried to pronounce and use the words in a sentence. Can still be used as playing cards.

The playing cards are fun but not worth the price. I’ve gotten flash cards to test friends and it game with a sentence which made the game more interactive but if you’re just looking for expensive playing cards then it’ll be fine. Also, the shipping was slow for Amazon prime and took an extra few days.

Saw these at an Airbnb in AU and tried to find them in AU easier just to buy from Amazon

Bought as a gift. They loved it.

Excellent

Love these cards! They are very informative of the recent lingo of the current culture. I would recommend this if you are trying to understand the current culture of the millennials.

Was a gift for an Asian friend visiting Australia.She struggles with our bent English.She loves playing cards and loves the Lingo Cord pack.She said they are definitely going home with her to her country. :)