Channel: Learn British English Free

Category: Education

Tags: hungrylearnslangyt:cc=onenglishbritishhangryangryfree

Description: Chris explains English slang word "hangry": You put “hungry” and “angry” together: “hangry” It means that you are annoyed or angry because you’re hungry. I’m sorry for being moody. I’m just hangry. These lessons on my Youtube channel provide free educational material about British English, British pronunciation and British accent training. Please see below for links to my British English websites and notes to help you understand this lesson. My British English websites Please feel welcome to watch my free British English videos on this Youtube channel: youtube.com/user/CJWorkman17 Please join this Facebook group to learn English: facebook.com/groups/LearnEnglishAndBritishEnglish Or like my British English Facebook page: facebook.com/BritishEnglishPage British English on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/b/103598621753924136721/+CJWorkman17/posts My Twitter account for teaching English is @UKEnglishTweets at this page: twitter.com/#!/UKEnglishTweets British English main website: learnbritishenglish.co.uk Tumblr video blog: tumblr.com/blog/learnbritishenglish British Accent Podcasts: britishaccentpodcasts.podomatic.com Skype username: BritishEnglish_Teacher Chris’s email (for Skype lessons): cjworkman17@yahoo.com