Many parents have no idea of the growing need for them to become “bilingual” when communicating with their tweens and teens. “Teen Slang,” the complex group of acronyms, innuendos, and code words is used freely among teenagers and their peers. However, what happens when parents have no clue what their teenager just said? Many slang terms are relatively harmless in and of themselves, but certain terms should instantly put up red flags for parents.
Teen Slang: The Complete Parent’s Guide #infographic
Many parents have no idea of the growing need for them to become “bilingual” when communicating with their tweens and teens. “Teen Slang,” the complex group of acronyms, innuendos, and code words is used freely among teenagers and their peers. However, what happens when parents have no clue what their teenager just said? Many slang terms are relatively harmless in and of themselves, but certain terms should instantly put up red flags for parents.
- To write a bold letter please use
<strong></strong>
or<b></b>
- To write a italic letter please use
<em></em>
or<i></i>
- To write a underline letter please use
<u></u>
- To write a strikethrought letter please use
<strike></strike>
- To write HTML code, please use
<code></code>
or<pre></pre>
or<pre><code></code></pre>
And use parse tool below to easy get the style.
strong em u strike
pre code pre code spoiler
embed