What the teenager is talking about: TOP 5 youth buzzwords of 2020 that entered the life of a new generation

It doesn't matter if you can't always understand what the child is talking about.

It rotates in a different environment and adopts all sorts of fashionable buzzwords from peers or over the Internet.

Let's see what words are firmly established in the youth lexicon in 2020, what do they mean and when are they used?

"Vibe" 

Vibe is atmosphere and mood.

A child can say that he has one vibe with someone (which can be translated as - we are on the same wavelength), but somewhere he did not like the vibe (we read: the atmosphere did not fit). Most often, the vibe is remembered when discussing music; a musician's vibe can be sad, funny, wintery, etc.

"Stuffed"

If a person starts to get bored, impose and become an unbearable moralizer, he can get such an impartial nickname from a child.

The term originated from the word "stuffy".

"Crash"

Zoomers say this about the person they are in love with.

Most often secretly and completely unrequited. Favorite musicians, beautiful actors are called Krashas. In short, distant and desired.

"Krinzh"

Have you heard the phrase "fierce krinzh" from your child? This is such a youthful way of saying that the child is either ashamed of his act, or he has witnessed someone else's incredible failure. You can also say that about a bad movie.

"Traed"

A child can say about a thread on some issue, this means a comment branch on a social network or on a forum.

Discussion on one topic, everything is simple.

Recall

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