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