👋🏻 Welcome to day 8 language and culture enthusiasts! Today, we embark on a linguistic journey through the fascinating realm of British English slang, with a spotlight on one iconic term: telly. As ubiquitous as a cup of tea or a red double-decker bus, telly encapsulates the essence of British television culture like no other word. Join me as we unravel the nuances of this beloved slang term and get ready to delve into the heart of "telly" culture, uncover the magic of British television through the lens of language.

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📺 telly 📺

meaning: television

examples with 'telly'

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examples with 'telly' 📺

I'll catch you later, mate, I've got to rush home and catch the latest episode of The Apprentice on the telly.
Nothing beats a cosy night in, snuggled up on the sofa with some snacks, watching the telly.
The kids were glued to the telly all afternoon, watching cartoons and giggling away.
I missed the match last night, but thankfully I recorded it on the telly, so I'll watch it later.
We used to gather around the telly as a family every Sunday evening to watch our favourite sitcom.