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The young adult language
The language used by today's young adults comes from a variety of sources. Websites, memes, and video games are the prime source for the new vocabulary. Rage comics are the source of words like and phrases like, "Herp derp" and "Derpette" while some memes are solely based on pictures with witty captions. The media today generates a brand new type of language that is constantly being built upon every minute.
A compilation of words and definitions
grinchy- an adjective to describe someone being irritable or moody
yodeling pickle- just a general term to deem someone
YOLNT- in reference to cats, “you only live nine times”
Totes- what started as an abbreviation for totally
Myermi- another way to say Miami
Mehbeh- a way to say maybe differently
WAT- another form of what that is more intense and is not a question. Most of the time it is used when someone doesn’t understand what is happening or has heard something strange.
Wut- another form of what, generally used to ask someone what they did if someone is being accusatory
Stahp- another way to say stop
Nao- another form of now
Welp- in context, “Welp, that just happened”
Lump (and all forms)- used in many, many different ways, "WHAT THE LUMP DAD" origin: LSP from Adventure Time
No one ever understands what I'm talking about!
YEAH what that says down thur or over thur <<
WHAT TYPES OF WORDS DO YOU USE THAT YOU HAVE CHANGED OR MADE UP?
twlohaliyah answered your question: WHAT DOES LANGUAGE MEAN TO YOU To me, language is a method of expression in which anything can be explained. It allows us to impact others through means of communication.
language (noun)
1.a body of words and the systems for their use common to apeople who are of the same community or nation, the samegeographical area, or the same cultural tradition: the twolanguages of Belgium; a Bantu language; the French language; theYiddish language.
2.communication by voice in the distinctively human manner, usingarbitrary sounds in conventional ways with conventionalmeanings; speech.
3.the system of linguistic signs or symbols considered in theabstract ( opposed to speech).
4.any set or system of such symbols as used in a more or lessuniform fashion by a number of people, who are thus enabled tocommunicate intelligibly with one another.
5.any system of formalized symbols, signs, sounds, gestures, orthe like used or conceived as a means of communicatingthought, emotion, etc.: the language of mathematics; signlanguage.
(dictionary.com)
good thing I know how to grammar.
WHAT DOES LANGUAGE MEAN TO YOU
What does language mean to you? To me it is a way to communicate with others and to portray my thoughts and feelings. There are many things language can do for us. Just try and imagine a world without language, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE. If there was no language, we would create it. Humans, mammals, reptiles, amphibians all have some way to communicate. We use language. So.....what does it mean to you?