British Rain Vocabulary #shorts
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English, Other
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KG - University
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Hard
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The video tutorial explains different terms used in the UK to describe rain. 'Spitting' refers to very fine rain that doesn't require a coat. 'Drizzle' is a more continuous light rain where a coat might be needed. 'Pouring' describes heavy rain that will soak you. The phrase 'pissing it down' is a crude British slang for heavy rain, used informally among friends.
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3 mins • 1 pt
What should you do if it's drizzling and pouring according to the text?
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Why is the phrase 'pissing it down' considered crude in British English?
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