These Are 12 Gen Alpha Slang Terms That Parents Are Desperately Trying To Understand

It seems like every single day Gen Alpha is reminding us how old we are when they talk to us in their native tongue.

A surprised woman in pajamas with hands on cheeks exclaims, I'm old

Their slang is just as fascinating as it is confusing. Which is why Prodigy Education, a game-based learning company, surveyed 1,000 parents and teachers to gauge their understanding of it.

A person says, I'm gonna start saying that

To help, here are the 12 Gen Alpha slang terms parents found difficult to understand, in order from most difficult to least difficult:

Note: Some of these words and phrases weren't created by Gen Alpha but come from AAVE (African American Vernacular English).

1.Mog.

Person with text overlay: I'm what's known as 'man pretty

2.Looksmaxxing.

A person in a suit smiles at their reflection in a hexagonal mirror on a wall

3.Ohio.

Woman sitting casually in a relaxed pose

4.Lewks.

person holding an umbrella

5.Mewing.

A person speaking to another person, with the subtitle, I saw that jawline. It's like granite

6.Finsta.

Person holding a "Truth" sign

7.Hold this L.

Two people gesture with "L" signs on their foreheads

8.Delulu.

Person in profile saying, This is delusional

9.Aura.

Person in fur coat, sunglasses, and headband, looking confidently ahead

10.Let them cook.

Person with a skeptical expression

11.Dub.

Athlete holding a trophy

12.And finally, demure.

Person brushing hair back

What do you think? Are some of these words more difficult to understand than others? Let us know in the comments!