Common Abbreviations: Delish, Fridge, Specs, Vet and Burger

Explore common abbreviations in everyday English: Delish, Fridge, Specs, Vet, and Burger with this video.

In this video, we explore some popular abbreviations that you might encounter in everyday conversations.

• Delish (Delicious). Shortening 'delicious' to 'delish' is a fun and casual way to describe tasty food. For example, "This pasta is delish!"
• Fridge (Refrigerator). The abbreviation 'fridge' is commonly used to refer to a refrigerator. For example, "Put the milk in the fridge."
• Specs (Specifications). 'Specs' is a handy abbreviation for specifications, often used in technical contexts. For example, "Check the specs of the new phone."
• Vet (Veterinarian). 'Vet' is a common abbreviation for veterinarian, making it easier to refer to animal doctors. For example, "I need to take my dog to the vet."
• Burger (Hamburger). Shortening 'hamburger' to 'burger' is a widely accepted abbreviation in casual dining contexts. For example, "I'll have a cheeseburger, please."

Understanding and using these abbreviations can make your language more fluent and natural. They are frequently used in both written and spoken English. Practice incorporating them into your everyday conversations to sound more native.