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    SLANG, JARGON, ARGOT, CANT

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    l ngis the use of informal words and

    expressions that are not considered

    standard in the speaker's dialect or

    language.

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    Slang is often to be found in areas of the

    lexicon that refer to things considered

    taboo (see euphemism). It is often usedto identify with one's peers and,

    although it may be common among

    young people, it is used by people of allages and social groups.

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    American slang

    Dude, pal, Buddy : man or friends

    Airhead : stupid person

    Mad : angryCop : police officer

    Big cheese : a very important person

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    British slang

    Bobby : police officer

    Mad : Insane

    Broke : No money

    Trampy : disgusting

    Jammy : Lucky

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    Indonesian Slang

    Lo : Kamu = You Gue : Saya = I

    Banget : Sangat = So Many

    Jack : teman = Friends

    Ex. Sorry sorry sorryjack

    Jeng : Mbak = older sister

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    Hello boys and girlsToday we're gonnatalk about father and

    daughter relationshipsDo you have a daddy?I'll bet you do[Door opens]

    who's your daddy?

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    rgonis terminology which isespecially defined in relationship toa specific activity, profession, or

    group

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    Jargon is commonly used by groups that have a similarinterest, like trades and/or professions. However, it

    can be used by people involved in sports or othercasual groups. Most people associate jargon with themedical or law professions rather than everyday

    conversations. People may use jargon to leave animpression of intelligence or to confuse a person.

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    agonal- used to describe a major negativechange in a persons condition, usuallypreceding immediate death.

    Jargon in computerization: RAM, bit, byte,CPU,mother board,processor

    Jargon in economical: inflation,stock exchange

    Medical jargon : surgery,tranfution

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    Hiking : climb the mountain

    Laut (JavaWorkers) : Pulang/istirahat

    Money changer

    Amputasi (medis) : memotong bagiantubuh

    Cash (perbankan) :tunai

    Focus,frame :istilah pada dunia foto

    Cap cus ([waria) : cepat

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    is a secret language used by various groups

    including, but not limited to, thieves and other

    criminalsto prevent outsiders from

    understanding their conversations.

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    The term argotis also used to refer to theinformal specialized vocabulary from aparticular field of uneducated person, punk

    community, hacker, isolation and Junker.

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    Indonesian Criminal

    Mangsa, means the target/things

    Bapak, Means the police

    Ayam, means female prey sikat, means attack or take

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    Americans Thieves

    Chruzo : a term to call jewelry (diamond, gold and

    pearl)

    Bleir : a term to call a cop Rowl : a term to instruct someone to escape.

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    Cantis a secret language used only by

    members of a group, often used to conceal the

    meaning from those outside the group.

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    Beggar : nyuwon sewu le, kulo nyuwon

    welas asihe sampean, niki kulo dereng

    nedha mulai wingi.

    Person : Mboten wonten mbah

    Beggar : Sak ikhlase mawun, nyuwon

    tulung

    Person : Mboten

    Beggar : Ojo medit le, kualat koe engko

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