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Ronnie“Clock”, “Flow”, “Puck Bunny?!” — Funny English Sports SLANG!
Fromgo for a rip to nosebleeds, these 10 slang expressions are real English used by native speakers. If you’ve ever watched hockey, talked to Canadians, or listened to native English speakers discussing sports, you’ve probably heard words that made absolutely no sense. In this casual English vocabulary lesson, I teach you real sports slang and hockey slang used in everyday English, especially in Canada. You’ll learn funny expressions like go for a rip, nosebleeds, bucket, biscuit, flow, puck bunny, and more.
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