State slang pack
Florida slang GPS: “Ayy twin, we slidin' to Lake Eola.”
The Florida pack is a state pack: it covers Orlando, Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville. Pick it in Settings, or let the app match where you're driving. The slang is local; the directions stay exact, with the real street name and distance on screen.
Hear the Florida pack
“Ayy twin, we slidin' to Lake Eola. Get on Orange Avenue, jit. Let's get it.”
That's Julius. Any of the 7 voices can talk Florida.
What the Florida pack says
Lines from the Florida pack. On a real trip, turn lines also say the street, like the sample above.
- Police heads-up“Twin, them boys up ahead. Slow down a lil' bit.”
- Wreck ahead“Dang twin, somebody done wrecked up ahead. Detour?”
- Arrival“Twin, we here, bruh. Be safe.”
- Arrival“We made it, jit. Go handle it.”
- Arrival“Arrived, bruh. I'll be here.”
- Food roast“Twin, you hungry AGAIN? Bet.”(laughs)
- Food roast“Jit, you a whole bottomless pit. Let's go.”(laughs)
- Food roast“Bruh, a sub? Again? Aight.”(laughs)
- Gas roast“Twin, you broke broke. More than $5 though.”(laughs)
- Gas roast“Bruh, feed the whip.”(laughs)
Florida slang, explained
- twin
- close friend, someone just like you
- jit
- young person, kid
- bruh
- bro (also mild exasperation)
- dale
- let's go (Miami)
- bet
- okay, deal
Streets and spots you'll hear
From the Florida sample and the pack's lines:
- Orange Avenue (Orlando)
- Lake Eola
- I-4
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