AMERICAN SLANG: SALTY, CAN'T EVEN

The video tutorial introduces the slang terms 'I can't even' and 'salty', explaining their meanings and usage in everyday English. The instructor also provides pronunciation tips for these terms, focusing on the nuances of American English pronunciation. Additionally, the video promotes a podcast by Rachel's English, which offers more insights into learning English.

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What does the slang 'I can't even' imply?

• Excitement

• Confusion

• Overwhelm or inability to handle something

• Happiness

In what context might someone use 'I can't even'?

• When they are very happy

• When they are excited about a new movie

• When they are overwhelmed by too much information

• When they are confused about a math problem

What does the slang 'salty' describe?

• Someone who is confused

• Someone who is excited

• Someone who is annoyed or upset

• Someone who is happy

How is the 'T' in 'salty' pronounced?

• As a true 'T' because it's part of a cluster

• As a soft 'T'

• As a silent letter

• As a 'D' sound