The Weekend - 1960's English(0096)

A:

Hey man... I really like your pad. Those lava lamps are far out! Thanks for letting me crash here tonight.

B:

It's no problem, brother! I wanted a pad where people could come, listen to music and just hang loose, you dig what I'm saying?

A:

I dig it man! We could throw a bash here and make it a really happening scene!

B:

Yeah man, that would be groovy! Hey, I gotta split for a while, are you OK here by yourself?

A:

Don't worry about me brother... You go take care of business.

B:

Alright, peace out.

Key Vocabulary

pad

common noun, singular

a place where a person lives

dig

principle verb, present simple

appreciate, like

far out

Adjective

the latest, cool

crash

verb

sleep (informal)

brother

common noun, singular

buddy, informal way to call a close friend

hang loose

phrase

relax

bash

common noun, singular

a big party

happening scene

common noun, singular

an extremely exciting moment

groovy

Adjective

really cool

split

principle verb, infinitive

leave here

peace out

phrase

see you later

man

common noun, singular

an informal way to call a friend

throw

hold (a party)

Supplementary Vocabulary

a gas

phrase

a really fun time

hip

Adjective

very cool

nifty

Adjective

cool, neat

blitzed

Adjective

very drunk

bitchen

Adjective

awesome, really cool