🧢 🤔 Have you heard the phrases ‘cap’ or ‘no cap’?! 🧢 The new meaning of ‘cap’ is often used by Gen Z in everyday English and on social media! 🤩 👀 Watch this video to find out how the people in London are using ‘cap’ and ‘no cap’. Everyone is using it. Don’t miss out! 🤩 ✍️ Can you try using ‘no cap’ in a comment? #learnenglish #spokenenglish #speakenglish #slang #genz #genzslang #informalenglish #vocab #nocap #cap #bbclearningenglish | BBC Learning English

😎🧢 How to Say “No Cap” (Meaning: No lie / I’m being honest) in Different European Languages Answer: Since “no cap” is modern slang, most European languages don’t have a direct translation — but they do have slang that means “no lie / for real / I’m serious.” Here are the closest equivalents: English — No cap Spanish — Sin mentira / De verdad French — Sans mytho / C’est vrai German — Kein Witz / Wirklich Italian — Giuro / Sul serio . . . #EuropeanSlang #NoCap #StreetLanguage #LanguageFacts #Mod

'No cap' is a slang expression meaning “genuinely; truthfully,” used to emphasize the sincerity or seriousness of a statement. | Merriam-Webster Dictionary