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Argot anglais

Le test 76921 test a présenté une 1re série de termes d'argot qui sont largement utilisés dans une conversation amicale. En voici quelques nouveaux qui seraient compris en Grande-Bretagne mais peut-être moins, pour certains, aux États-Unis.

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