• dukeofdummies@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    It’s such a bizarre list too.

    They’re not cusses. What’s wrong with “love that for you”? I could’ve easily seen myself saying that in 2009, is the meaning vastly different than what I think?

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    3 days ago

    My school district is WAY smarter than this, all the teachers and staff just start saying the words more than the kids do until they think it’s corny.

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      2 days ago

      This

      Making lists like that is authoritarian and won’t work. Making the words worthless works

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          Because some adults feel out of touch and must crush the new slang while forgetting that the same thing happened to them as kids until their slang became common parlance. Eventually this current crop of kids will do the same to the next generation and the cycle will continue.

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            Because schools are supposed to be raising up people who speak in a way that can be understood and indicates some intelligence.

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              You literally used the term “dunk on” like three comments ago. A bit hypocritical to criticize the use of slang, don’t you think?

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              Languages are primarily created and evolved by teenagers. It’s always been this way. Each new generation finds new ways of contextualizing the world, and new ways of explaining aspects of it. Teenagers create tons of new experimental words. Most have short half-lives and peter out over time. Some turn out to be genuinely linguistically useful and survive the test of time.

              It’s a safe bet that the vast majority of words you use on a daily basis were first uttered by a teenager somewhere in the recent or distant past.

              Language evolves through teens.

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      I am almost 28 and use way more gen z/alpha slang than my 21 year old sister does. It becomes your permanent lexicon after a while and you keep using the words no matter how outdated they are. I say yeet at least once a day still.

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    Bruh, on God I’m not even gonna cap - you’re being such a sigma male with that low key bussin mood, but say less about the rizz because you’re doing too much with that type shit. Gucci fit, and I love that for you, but it’s giving major gyatt energy, so no cap, that’s high key straight fire, baka!