kip & knackered

Hello. In this lesson, we are going to explore two British words you wouldn't necessarily learn in an English lesson, because they are quite informal. However, British native speakers use these words on a daily basis. The first one is 'kip'. If you have a kip, you go to sleep or have a nap. The second word is 'knackered'. If you are knackered, you are very, very tired, so you can be knackered after work or a workout.

kip

You can kip on my sofa.

Are you tired? Kip for a bit.

She often kips in the afternoon.

knackered

I'm knackered, I can't work anymore.

Are you knackered?

I've worked 10 hours and I'm not even knackered.

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dormir

Tu peux dormir sur mon canapé

Es-tu fatigué ? Dors un peu

Elle dort souvent dans l'après-midi

crevé

Je suis crevé, je ne peux plus travailler

Es-tu crevé ?

J'ai travaillé 10 heures et je ne suis même pas crevé