[...] RSS feed for updates on this topic.Powered by WP Greet Box WordPress PluginI wrote a post called “Teen Slang: Decoding What Your Teens Are Saying” and it did well for about 2 weeks until the negative comments started rolling [...]

1)Beast, Beastin, and Beastly= something of upmost greatest and top noch. for example “That jump shot was so beast man.” or “i am such a beast at guitar, i just played the most beastly song ever.”

2)Shiz= the new “shit”. a better and less vulgar version of the actual cuss word. For example, “Oh shiz, i just spilt my drink.” “O my shiz!” “This pizza is the shiz!”

3)Jank, Jank=means to tease, call out, or make fun of someone usually in a playful way. Also used for something you do not like. For example, “Quit janking on me man.” “God that test was so jank.” “Im sorry, my parents are just janking on me right now about my grades.”

4)OMG=Oh My God. Now this is proboly the most commonly used out of all of them, mostly by girls. Its pretty self explanatory. “OMG i think he likes me!” “OMG that is one jank skirt you be wearing.”

5)Breh & Guh= no, it is no longer boy and girl, it is now breh and guh. Breh-boy. Guh-girl. “Hey guh” “yo breh”.

6)What It Do= the new version of whats up. Founded by Snoop Dog

7)Hoe Digger= a man in search for slutty girls, also a pervert. “Omg Derek is such a hoe digger. He was all over those guhs.” “Get your hands off me hoe diiger!”

8)Shank=means cut,slap,punch, or any kind of bodily threat. “Breh if you dont stop ima shank you!” “Ill shank you all up guh!”

9)Shut your face=the new version of shutup or shut your pie hole

10) What the dump= the new version of what in the world

….theres just a few more popular ones to get you started. hope it helped, because that list you posted was like last generation breh. peace.

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Vanessa

I just wanted to say Thank You. As a parent, I read many articles to gain an understanding of what things might be like for my two boys. I think it’s very important to know what your kids are saying and what it all means–how else can we, as parents’, know what is happening in our childrens’ lives if we don’t stay involved? I just wanted to add that I think the influence of the internet should be limited. I see a lot of teen surfing the net all hours of the day and some parents that I know are too busy or bothered to monitor what their child is doing. I think this is one of the biggest mistakes a parent can make. The internet can be wealth of knowledge, but it can also be a danger. Secret lingos and cryptical quotes are just another way to keep parents out of the loop….I’ve heard kids say that the reason they do it is because it’s easier, it’s shorter, that’s what we do, etc..I use some of that myself (LOL)…If I had to hide what I am saying with abbreviations, then should I be doing it at all? The purpose has to be considered!