Understanding Gen Z Slang Terms

The video introduces Gen Z slang, explaining terms like 'Stan', 'W/L', 'Ghost', 'Salty', 'Cap', 'Spill the Tea', 'If You Know You Know', 'Send', 'Clap Back', and 'Slap'. Each term is defined with examples, highlighting their usage in writing and speech. The video aims to help viewers understand and use these slang terms in daily communication.

What is the primary characteristic of Gen Z that influences their slang creation?

• They are the largest generation.

• They grew up with portable technology.

• They are the most educated generation.

• They have the highest purchasing power.

What does the slang term 'Stan' mean?

• A casual fan of something.

• An excessively devoted fan.

• A person who dislikes celebrities.

• A person who ignores trends.

In Gen Z slang, what does 'W' stand for?

• Worry

• Weak

• Win

• Wish

What does it mean to 'ghost' someone?

• To haunt them with messages.

• To stop communicating suddenly.

• To send them gifts anonymously.

• To follow them on social media.

If someone is described as 'salty', how are they feeling?

• Jealous or upset

• Confused

• Happy

• Excited

What does the slang 'cap' refer to?

• A type of hat

• A lie

• A truth

• A compliment

What does 'spill the tea' mean in Gen Z slang?

• To keep a secret

• To make a mess

• To share gossip

• To drink tea

What does 'If You Know You Know' imply?

• It's a public announcement.

• It's an inside joke or reference.

• It's a warning.

• It's a question.

What does it mean to 'clap back'?

• To applaud someone

• To retaliate or respond

• To agree with someone

• To ignore criticism

When something 'slaps', what does it mean?

• It's boring

• It's amazing

• It's loud

• It's confusing