Neil Gaiman is a British writer of fantasy fiction stories. He wrote a book in 1996 called Never Where, which is a really good book. There's London and there's London Below, which is another city beneath London. So sections of London Below are still affected by pea supers - remnants of the thick fog in London's past that got trapped in London Below and remained. And then the crown, if you've seen the crown on Netflix about the royal family, the expression pea super turned up in series one. In episode number four, the events of the 1952 fog deaths and their political ramifications take up the whole of the episode. That's probably the most well known example. Let
Finally, here is the third part of this series about English slang words and expressions that most British people know, but which will probably confuse almost everyone else! I started this series in 2019. It's only taken me nearly 4 years to get round to finishing it. Learn loads of slang and culture, plus a bit of British history too.
Vocabulary and transcript available on the episode page here https://wp.me/p4IuUx-aj8
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