Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, & Charlie Hunnam Teach You Texan and English Slang | Vanity Fair

dadgum yeah very funny when you see a button - sad dadgum hello I am Charlie Hunnam he would be be Jordi this is I'm Hugh Grant I will be instructing you on British slang no I'm Matthew McConaughey I will be giving you the Audis from Texas so what we got first oh speaking of Hattie's that's one of the British ones oh we just had that place yeah how do you howdy that's it the British was the Texan stole that did you steal that from us you stole pretty much everything we probably did whoa hey Jordy I think so I don't know if that's the right spelling but war like walk it what what like you say walk it like you'd say my friend or my son or my little brother be walk it it means our kid yeah it means our yeah walk it's very interesting a lot of it comes from Scandinavian because the Vikings came over to that part of the world it's my blond yeah and look how the Scandinavian he looks like Bjorn Borg with a with the man boy yeah thoughts cloths as in clotty as in dirty different bring them Clarkie boots in here yeah really yeah ha Jack the lodge Jack the lad but everyone in this movie is a joke really it's a villain you know the jack oconnell has Jack the lad to talk to you on his own and he is attract the lad so it works someone who you know bit of wee latina someone might say you know can we trust it's a wise guy Roger I don't know ever Jack the lad so doing that you might pick your pocket the upper-class perspective what I like that one y'all that's just an easy one you all it's a bit of war war peace for everyone to everyone but you sprinkle it everywhere it's spread very spring label dadgum it's a nice way to say he says in you teach your kids he says they damn it oh that go dad go that darn it yeah it's very funny when you see that written - sad dadgum it we fixin to so I'm about to yeah fixin so where y'all going to have my lunch mommy mommy well he's barmy isn't he barmy bit mental yeah there's a mental case there although crooked the world supporting the England team a known as the barmy army they dress up in silly costumes they are barmy bit of a lunatic whoever what it wasn't bad Jack the lads in there bounce bounce you know in a footballer soccer player might say oh and a bunch mate that's your head bless your heart that's ever that's universal yeah that's why Frank Willis your heart women in Texas in the south Oh bless you Oh bless your heart tough tough tough moment my dad kind of learning things collywobbles collywobbles that's some old english if you're nervous first day on the set I've got the collywobbles oh is it the butterflies yeah butterflies in your stomach you could go all the way through and also mean the I've just caught collywobbles me pants as it could quite onomatopoeia you making your lower gut when you're corn-fed big offensive and defensive lineman in American football a big thick young man over there corn-fed oh we use in Texas always confident that someone's corn-fed is not gonna be your quickest guy on the team I gotta be your swiftest he's gonna be big early also mainly for men also women issue look ups bit corn-fed perfect said dish dishing she's a bit dishy Oh dish I'm very 1960s what was his name that actor Nestle Phillips no he's a bit but she's a dish sure she's not corn-fed yeah the Irish kafir kafir always that's the boss that's the boss in London your Gotha there is actually a gaffer on a film set still to this day who's the head of the electrical department taxi drivers in London or Sayer yeah where'd you want to go there gaffer sometimes all hat no cattle that's sort of like a drugstore cowboy in Texas meaning like the package is wrapped up nice but there's no product in the box they're not a kapha damn it well cargo box to go the box that's it that's a TV unit is it that's your television set you're going on telly natty natty it's the toilet isn't it just gonna learn Eddy you going to the Nelly I've got the couple what a couple of cobbles of cobblestone yeah well with collywobbles lolz Panetti Bam Bam Bam that's you that's Julie right kid Julie yeah good and also Scandinavian Swedish word is bond for a Hoover child I know this because I've got three bombs ban is what it became over in the north of England monkey monkey monkey that's Newcastle - it's just a bit dirty it can be an inanimate object or it can be a person shoes rebecc-- monkey who Raji that's that can be a term of endearment or the opposite you know Rajee is a bit mental so I'll stay away from memories Raj really is a Raji a bit unpredictable a bit mad or did you have a good time I was garage Bella Beltre the welders top class top class oh man it was Beltre can a man be about a nun dude oh yeah he's a Bella you'll have a good time with Matthew Bella lad that's all donut that's a good one you had a dog donut that means where they just turn that up now I feel sorry for that dog that doesn't hunt Connie Connie it's a lot of Geordie here you've got an Georgie heavy I don't know hi I've just developed a Geordie accent through this whole thing also canny means good like salt of the earth into our cotton twill cotton that sounds fairly Texan man I'm gonna guess that it's when things are going really well meaning like the cotton was tall and it was full and it was a good harvest in the summer cotton cotton is high road man Road man I think that I say this in the film but I don't know what it is I think it's sort of gangster that's inclined maybe to sell drugs like if you're out on the road you say that in London right the new the new generation when I'm selling drugs I'm usually known as is the road man Road man you cars Carli Lloyd I said to a grip on an English film I said what you've been up to he said I am but was on that bomb film I said I was that fun yeah well as in Venice I said well Venice that's a lovely place to be gotta be honest with you here it was a khazi one of the seven wonders of the world eyes of ink Ozzy these modern-day London fare yeah they are Wonga I don't know if it that right it's a specific amount of money oh it's just me you know like a bag of cash an envelope of cash making peace Road my knees out making peace Margot yeah as your mug well we were just mugging then you can mug someone off you can be a mug a mug means like a soft target like you're you're my or an idiot or your face actually or if you are the recipient of an insult you could have just gotten mugged off geezer three geezers right yeah yeah he's a diamond gazer yeah proper gazer that's a compliment oh the highest will they let you down nah mate he's a geezer properties is there what's between a geezer and a um Jack the lad Oh Jack lad it's a jaw sir and I mean a geezers a bit more rough around the edges than a gentleman always a proper gentleman him or now maze a bit more of a geezer yeah this is the opposite of a gentleman really everyone in this film is really a geezer but they like to think they're gentlemen mm-hmm Nabby know be spent nosy isn't it it's just always sticking your nose in business where it doesn't belong characters a bit nebby you right you are properly now film there's your proper nabi geezer yes what film the gentleman I believe it opens on Friday that when twenty fourth twenty fourth year in the G across the US and beyond

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Length: 8min 30sec (510 seconds)

Published: Thu Jan 23 2020