You’ve probably noticed that most kids and teenagers talk in a way that sounds like English, but somehow also doesn’t sound like it. Gen Z already had its own style of communicating. However, Gen ...

Clinical words and phrases often work their way into doctors’ everyday language, sometimes without them realising. Nikki Nabavi reports Doctors are known for our use of jargon, acronyms, and myriad ...

In the current digital landscape, Generation Alpha, those born post-2010, has developed a distinct form of communication on social media and gaming platforms. Their use of slang and emojis serves not ...