Understanding Gen Z Slang

The video introduces viewers to new Gen Z slang words, explaining terms like 'bougie', 'touch grass', 'villain era', 'rent-free', 'sus', 'it's giving', 'bussin', 'cheugy', 'slay', 'savage', and 'spill the tea'. The instructor emphasizes the importance of learning English through native content and provides examples of how to use these slang terms in real-life situations. The video also promotes a workbook designed to help learners integrate English into their daily lives.

What is the main purpose of watching TikTok videos in this lesson?

• To learn dance moves

• To understand new Gen Z slang

• To improve math skills

• To watch funny videos

What does the term 'bougie' refer to?

• Someone who is very athletic

• Someone who is wealthy and likes expensive things

• Someone who loves nature

• Someone who is always online

What does 'touch grass' mean in slang?

• To go outside and get fresh air

• To mow the lawn

• To play a sport

• To plant a garden

What is the Lingua Trip workbook designed to do?

• Teach advanced mathematics

• Help integrate English into daily life

• Provide cooking recipes

• Offer travel tips

What does 'villain era' signify?

• A phase of being extremely kind

• A time when you focus on yourself

• A period of being lazy

• A time of intense study

What does 'rent-free' mean when referring to thoughts?

• Thoughts that are easily forgotten

• Thoughts that are constantly on your mind

• Thoughts that are expensive

• Thoughts that are shared with others

What does 'sus' stand for?

• Sustainable

• Super

• Suspicious

• Successful

What does 'it's giving' mean in slang?

• To donate something

• To express a certain vibe

• To receive a gift

• To take something back

What does 'bussin' mean?

• Something that is very good

• Something that is confusing

• Something that is broken

• Something that is boring

What does 'spill the tea' mean?

• To make a mess

• To drink tea

• To clean up

• To share gossip