SLANG VS IDIOM π What is Slang? Slang is informal language used within a specific group. Example: "That movie was *lit*!" (Lit = Excellent). ββββββββ π What is an Idiom? An Idiom is an expression whose meaning isn't obvious from the words. Example: "Break a leg!" (Good luck!). ββββββββ π‘ Key Difference: Slang changes quickly and is group-specific. Idioms are more established expressions. ββββββββ βοΈ Examples: β’ Slang: "She's *salty*." (Salty = Bitter/Angry) β’ Idiom: "It's raining cats and dogs." (Raining heavily) ββββββββ π« Common Mistake: Using slang in formal writing or idioms inappropriately. Know your audience! ββββββββ π Remember: β’ Slang = Informal β’ Idiom = Figurative Happy Learning πβ€οΈ