Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Naasstyaa

Помогите пожалуйста!!!)))
нужны жаргоны примеры!!!)))

ivanmihaluk99: воровской жаргон

ivanmihaluk99: молодёжный жаргон

ivanmihaluk99: ботать по фене, закройся и т.д.

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Автор ответа: TurniKmen42

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Диалектные: гас,жалмерка,на-час,дать рахунку (Шолохов "Тихий Дон").Профессиональные : шканцы,транец,гальюн (Широков "Дальний поход").Жаргон : рогами шевелить,баклан,поганка начинается,чифир (Довлатов "Зона").

Helena121525: мы эту тему как раз вчера проходили

Helena121525: жаргоны:например:эй,водила подвези.Я ваще тащусь от этой тусы.Он не в теме.

Helena121525: отблагодари пожалуйста(спасибо)

Автор ответа: SvetaLP

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Барыга, баклан, блатной, братва, забугорный, видик, косяк

TurniKmen42: ахаххахахахаха

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