Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, & Charlie Hunnam Teach You Texan and English Slang | Vanity Fair



Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, and Charlie Hunnam challenge each other’s knowledge of Texan, British, and Geordie slang. From «bless your heart» to «dishy,» ‘The Gentlemen’ stars explain the slang of their homelands.

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40 comentarios en “Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, & Charlie Hunnam Teach You Texan and English Slang | Vanity Fair

  1. I thought Charlie Hunnam was Tom Hardy at first but accent wasn't quite right, then I realized who it was when I looked at the title. White people all look the same.

  2. Bless your heart said by southern ladies doesn't just likely mean you're having a tough time, it probably means you're having a tough time using your noggin ?

  3. Being southern bless hour heart has a few meanings..an endearment as they said or being a proper bapist, the nice way of saying screw you..with a smile ofc lol tall cotton means doing well since Matthew didn't seem to know that one lol

  4. Ioo maciu ok macomery ok qur te dije yo ocho ok marzo yo h y m es mida perfu x igual a tanto golondrina ok años noticias almudens spsiñ.cyl sabe lo de la bañeza na ok.ya dije algi medesahogo ok.abril.ok.mil.ok msyo ok mesa. Vuelvo unicef así sea. Com.nl sim.

  5. This constant "beep" is so ridiculous. What kind of problem do you Anglo-Saxons have? When it comes to depictions of violence in films, you're not so squeamish either.

  6. Northern English has plenty of Swedish/Scandinavian ancestry in it:
    Wor – Vår – "our"
    Clarts – Kladdig – "dirty"
    Bairn – Barn – "child"
    Nebby – Näbbig – "cheeky"

  7. matthew looks smaller sitting next to these two…. I though he was a big football kind of man. I saw Hugh once on the street and he is not tall and at the time, he was quite slender.

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