Youth slang: What are all these phrases?

Young people of different generations always has its own specific vocabulary, which is annoying their parents. Sometimes children say on such a strange language, that it is time to invite an interpreter. Do not be angry. This slang or as it is called linguists - slang. Specific vocabulary is a kind of marker that makes it possible to recognize in the person of "their". Certain phrases have doctors, soldiers, pilots, miners, people in many other professions, as well as former prisoners and, of course, youth. They help to join the team and make an impression. But socialization and the opinion of peers in adolescence, perhaps the most important for the child.

Most of the modern youth slang words came to us from the English language and are linked to Internet culture, and (thanks to the fans of the anime) from the Japanese language. And if your only recently rosy toddler, today uses some of these little words, but competent to hear it at home, reading a book, there is no reason to worry that in the future it will be vocabulary "Dirty".

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In the meantime, we suggest you read the concise dictionary of contemporary youth speech, which will help you understand what says the daughter or son.

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Brough - friendly appeal came from rap culture. It comes from the English «brother» (brother).

Zhiza - a harsh version of the word "life." When it is necessary to explain how the world is unfair and that parents do not understand you. "That zhiza, bro."

Zashkvar - the youth lexicon came from prison slang. Means something shameful, shameful, unacceptable. Zashkvarnym may act, clothing.

Easy - from the English "up Easy" - easy, simple. "Make something on Easy" - this is a very simple task.

Kripota - "nightmare" from the English "creep up" (to frighten, to be terrible). Aseismic - horrendous.

Kuhn - "guy" (usually pretty). Japanese suffix denoting a friendly attitude towards man.

Lamp - something sweet, nostalgic, evokes positive emotions.

ROFL - English abbreviation ROFL (Rolling On Floor Laughing), which means roll on the floor laughing. Sometimes added in correspondence to indicate a joke. "Roflit" - and unrestrained laugh out loud.

scream - the word came into use because of the rap battles and refers to it laugh out loud. "Oralovo" - something very funny. "I yell" - I can not help but laugh. But if a teenager wants to tell parents it loud shouting or swearing he would say "rolled panchlayn".

Tian - "girl". Word came in the youth lexicon of Japanese anime. Used at the end of the name as a diminutive suffix (Mary-chan-chan Faith) virtually anything.

HYIP( "Hyppa" or "Hyppa"). From the English "the hype" - "hype" "hype". HYIP - doing something for show, to engage in self-promotion, to show off.

inflexion - from the English «flex» - flexible. Indicates clearly and emotionally behave in public, it is possible within the meaning of dance.

In general, you already know that if you want to chan pohaypitsya before kun, she FLEX to the party. Good luck to you, be wise!