> (A note on "lower class": the term probably has different connotations in different cultures (and even in different parts of society); I'm specifically talkin

> (A note on "lower class": the term probably has different connotations in different cultures (and even in different parts of society); I'm specifically talking about people from a low educational background who make minimum wage in low prestige jobs or rely on social welfare.) "Unterschicht" (=lower class) is pretty similar in meaning to "trailer-park white trash" in American English.