From Boomers to Gen Z, workplace slang signals acceptance. Smart leaders learn the language beneath the words to communicate ...

Until a few years ago, I couldn’t speak Spanish without sounding about half a century older—and much more religious—than I am. The language is the first one I learned, but I was taught it primarily by ...

Reading the glossary as a suburban mom, I admit that I have never felt less cool. I’m not that old, am I? Oh, God, I am that old. Part of me is fine with that—I’m happy to sit back in my rocking chair ...

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Keeping up with Gen Alpha can feel like learning a new language. Born roughly between 2010 and 2025, this generation communicates with unique slang, emojis, and shorthand that can confuse adults.

Question: I don’t get some Canadian sayings and slang, such as “little sweetness.” Why would you call someone that? Is there a way I can learn slang? Answer: It’s difficult, at the start, when ...

Gen Alpha's unique slang, like '6-7' for agreement, reflects their digital-native communication. Understanding these terms is crucial for adults to connect with youth, fostering inclusion and insight ...