Global Slangs

Discover hilarious expressions from around the world: some wild, others surprisingly familiar. Swipe, save your favorites, share, and surprise locals with your slangs!

Discover expressions, sayings, and street phrases from countries all over the globe: phrases people use in real life, that sound funny when translated literally, but make perfect sense in context.

Some will crack you up. Others will make you think "wait, we have that exact same expression!". And some will just leave you wondering who came up with this stuff!?

What you get:

• Daily discovery: Get 10 new slangs every day. No endless scrolling - just enough to learn something new without eating your entire day. Bonus: if you get the Premium version or watch a short ad, you can get 10 extra slangs each day!
• Save your favorites for later: Found an expression you love? Tap the heart and build your personal collection of conversation starters, ice breakers, and stuff to say to impress or confuse locals on your travels.
• Share the good stuff: Every slang becomes a shareable image card with the same colourful design you see in the app. Send them to your group chat, post them on your story, or just save them for later when you're in a plane without access to Internet.
• Contribute: Do you know a funny expression and you think it should be here? Submit it through the app! Once approved, it becomes part of the daily rotation for everyone else to discover.
• Filter (only for Premium users): browse through slangs and expressions from specific countries, filter by categories or keywords

Why people love it:

• "Finally found out what my expat friend means when he says certain things!" - Alex
• "I've been using 'mosquito airport' to describe my bald friends all week and nobody knows what I'm talking about. Worth it." - Sara
• "It's actually my favorite app: educational enough that I don't feel guilty swiping a few minutes each day." - Mike

This app is perfect for:

• People who love weird cultural facts
• Anyone who's ever said "wait, how do you say that in ..."
• Travelers who want to impress locals (or confuse them)
• Language nerds who already know three languages
• Group chats that need new material
• Anyone who thinks "it's raining cats and dogs" is a perfectly normal thing to say but other people look weird at them when they say it