Some idioms, or expressions, from other languages simply don't have English equivalents...and they should! These idioms are so expressive, colorful, and fun that they deserve a equivalent in English. Slangman & Monica explore several of them!

Let's go have a wee GARGLE (= a drink) with Slangman & Monica and learn some of the most poplar Irish slang used today!

Slangman and Monica present their monthly update on teen slang -- the ever-changing, ever-confusing lingo, jargon, and pronunciation that confuses parents. In this episode we break it all down for you!

"ONCE IN A BLUE MOON" Slangman & Monica like to talk about colors used in slang and idiomatic expressions. Once you learn these, you'll definitely no longer be "GREEN" (= inexperienced)!

Part 2 of GENZ Slang is an on-going, never-ending, series since the slang keeps changing and expanding. Don't miss a beat and make sure to watch every episode so that you're never "CLUELESS"!

The most dynamic slang in the American lexicon has to be teen slang! It's constantly changing and evolving. Make sure to catch all the episodes on GENZ slang so that you always have that special "RIZZ"!

Slang is not just used out in the streets and in real life; it's used in all businesses. There have been some million-dollar mistakes made by companies who didn't know what some of their product names meant in slang! The next time you "POUND THE PAVEMENT" (= look for a job) you'll be ready thanks to Slangman & Monica!

"HEAD OVER HEELS FOR" (=in love with) someone? Welcome to the episode that's all about love...and slang! Slangman and Monica take you through the many idioms and slang words associated with Valentine's Day and love!

Don't "DROP THE BALL" (=make a mistake) and miss this special episode! So much our slang comes from various sports, and these terms are used in everyday life AND in business. Slangman & Monica will take a deep di ve into the world of sports and its slang for all occasions.

If it's "RAINING CATS AND DOGS," it's a good day to stay inside and watch "SLiNGiNG THE SLANG!" Discover why the news people say "We have good weather ON TAP" which comes from the bars. Our hosts will discuss the many slang words that come from our everyday weather.