Unfamiliar Words 1. Simp 2. Fire 3. Rizz 4. V 5. Snack 6. Snatched 7. Stan 8. Kizzy Cap 9. Finsta 10. Dead Simp ● You’re a simp for her. ● Definition: Someone who does alot for the person they like Fire ● That food was fire. ● Definition: Something that is really good or amazing Rizz ● You got some serious rizz ● Good at getting people you are interested in to like you; flirting V ● That top was V cute ● Definition: very Snack ● He was such a snack ● Definition: someone who looks good Snatched ● She was looking snatched in that outfit ● Definition: someone who looks good: a compliment Stan ● I’m such a Taylor Swift stan ● Definition: overzealous and obsessed fan of a celebrity Kizzy Cap ● Thats kizzy cap, there’s no way that happened ● Definition: A really big lie that is extremely unbelievable Finsta ● Do you follow my finsta? ● Definition: a separate instagram account used to post more private posts Dead ● That was so funny I’m dead. ● Definition: when you find something so funny Reflective Questions It was very interesting to hear what they were talking about. A lot of it I did not understand what they were talking about because I was not sure of the words they were using. I expected to be more in the know, but I was not. I think that teenagers have their own vocabulary because then they're able to kind of talk differently without adults and other people really being sure what they're talking about so they have kind of more privacy and more control over situations. When I was in high school and Junior High me and my friends definitely had her own slang words that we used. I think as social media becomes bigger slang words and different words become more popular because kids are seeing it all over the internet and it's becoming more versatile and more of a shared platform rather than just based on different schools because everyone can be connected to everyone through apps like Instagram and tiktok. Reflective Questions pt 2 In my future classroom I will try to be in the know of what slang words and common words students are using because it's important to see how they're talking outside of the classroom or even how they're talking inside of the classroom. Learning about this does change my perspective because language is something that's constantly changing even from when my parents were kids to now everything is constantly changing and evolving.