Her Italian is exceptionally cultivated and formal, even old-fashioned (her mother taught classics and literature)- pure of slang and rich in subjunctives.
They've contributed to the spread of the little-known Andean-Equadorian slang which is rich in Kichwa influence.
He is at his funniest at his snobbiest, whether it's talking in baffling posh slang with his rich girlfriend ("OK with me, sugarpuff.
For instance, "Toff," a rose-brown that Creme calls very "posh," is British slang for a rich boy.
Today Arabic is considered the second-most-spoken language in France, and is the source of rich street slang.
Teeming with Breughelesque vernacular, Galileo's rich, muscular slang is a metaphor for his intellectual and bodily appetites.
The city's architecture was the most exciting, its culture the most vibrant, its music rang around the planet, its banks were the richest, its slang infected the way people talked across half the world.
Unsurprisingly, sex is the richest contributor to slang.
French slang (argot) is very, very rich, and I'm sure American slang is, too, except I can't handle it as easily, because even if certain slang words come to my mind when I write, I can never be sure about usage, history (who would say it? when? what might it signify that I'm not aware of? etc).
Since micro-blogs possess unique characteristics of limited length, ambiguous/error-prone, rich of acronyms, slangs, and flexible and novel usages, these would hinder the exploitation of sentiment analysis techniques (Liu 2012) in general.
Slang in the United States is so rich and varied that collectors have as yet only scratched the surface, but the work by Harold Wentworth and Stuart B. Flexner, Dictionary of American Slang (1960), can be consulted.
