I am a slang user: slang is good, and here's why | Matilda Lannér

She is a saxophone-playing language enthusiast. Originally from Sweden, she has lived abroad half of her life. She is engaged in social issues and enjoys discussions. Her work is based on the use of the language form "slang" in the modern society and how slang can benefit people intellectually, personally and socially. Also covered is how slang is seen as an underappreciated and overlooked form of language that experiences common negative judgment on the use of it. She is a saxophone-playing language enthusiast. Originally from Sweden, she has lived abroad half of her life. She is engaged in social issues and enjoys discussions. Her work is based on the use of the language form "slang" in the modern society and how slang can benefit people intellectually, personally and socially. Also covered is how slang is seen as an underappreciated and overlooked form of language that experiences common negative judgment on the use of it.