EXCLUSIVEFeel old yet? Boy, 11, gives DailyMail.com the lowdown on the BAFFLING slang 条件 used by Gen Alpha - 含むing 'furda', 'skibidi' and 'Ohio'... can YOU guess what they mean?

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Do you know what a gyat is? What about if someone said you were skibidi? And how would you 答える／応じる if asked to do something 'furda'??

世代 Alpha - the children of millennials and the cohort below Gen Z - have an array of baffling slang 条件 that are linked to internet culture.

It makes sense, given these youngsters, who are now entering their 早期に teens, have grown up in a world 十分な of memes, viral ビデオs and social マスコミ (and they spent a good chunk of their childhood during the pandemic).

To get to the 底（に届く） of their befuddling 条件 and understand where they come from,?DailyMail.com spoke to 11-year-old Tom.

Scroll 負かす／撃墜する for the Gen Alpha slang dictionary in 十分な?

世代 Alpha are digitally 焦点（を合わせる）d even beyond the levels seen in 世代 Z (Getty)

'We sort of use the slang words ironically,' he said.

'But we do use it all the time. My group in 演劇 at school is called the 'Skibidi Ohio Rizzers.'

Skibidi is a word youngsters use referring to the web series skibidi 洗面所, either meaning 'evil', or just to be 半端物.?

Ohio 言及するs to a meme which 示唆するs the whole 明言する／公表する is strange and 悪意のある, while 'Rizzer' 言及するs to people with lots of 教祖的指導力 or 'Rizz'.??

Tech and 存在 online is the 中心 of their worlds: Tom uses online gaming terminology for everything: when he was practicing chess (another Gen Alpha obsession), he said, 'I'm going to grind', an online gaming 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 meaning to do a particular activity over and over again.

The 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 世代 Alpha was coined by Australian 研究員 示す McCrindle.

McCrindle said that he switched to using Alpha (instead of に引き続いて Z with A) as a 調印する of how different 世代 Alpha are.

He said, 'It 適合するs to the 科学の nomenclature of using the Greek alphabet instead of the Latin alphabet and there was no point in going 支援する to A.

'After all they are the first 世代 born fully into the 21st century and therefore they are the start of something new, not a return to the old'.

Tom said that 世代 Alpha uses emojis 全く 異なって from 'the way Millennials use them, like you're supposed to.'

He said that (for example) they never use a laughing emoji, only a sad crying one, for something that's funny.?

Gen Alpha texters?would use a skull emoji to show something is funny.'

Tom said, 'Yeah, there's other 不適切な emoji too. I won't tell you those, as they really are pretty 不適切な.'

GEN ALPHA'S SLANG DICTIONARY?

Furda

Doing things for the boys without any 利益 to one's self. 3. Self sacrifice for the 利益 of one's friends

Gyatt

Tom said, 'This one means a big 底（に届く）. It's 手段d in levels, so the higher the level, the bigger the 底（に届く）.'

Capping

Capping means 'lying', Tom explained, and he and his Gen-Alpha friends would rarely say the word lying at all.

He said, 'We might say, 'Bro, you're capping so hard,' if we think someone is lying.'

Ohio

'This one's just nonsensical,' Tom said. 'Ohio is meant to be a weird 明言する／公表する, so we just say it all the time. I could show you some Ohio memes so you understand a bit better.'

In his 雑談（する）s with friends, everything is a meme, and Gen Alpha often seems to delight in 存在 weird and 理解できない as much as possible.

Skibidi

'Skibidi 洗面所 is a bit over,' said Tom. He says his brother, 老年の 8, 設立する it funny earlier this year, but said he and his friends now use it ironically.

Skibidi 洗面所 ビデオs are a web ビデオ series which became a 攻撃する，衝突する on YouTube - very strange, horror-film-tinged ビデオs of a 長，率いる popping up out of a 洗面所.

Sigma

Sigma is like 存在 an alpha male, Tom explained.

'When you say you're sigma, it means something like you're the alpha male or you're trying to say you are.'

割れ目d

A lot of Tom's slang re lates to games like the shoot 'em up Fortnite, which he plays online with his friends.

'We might say, 'Bro, you're 割れ目d,' he said.

Rizzer

Gen Alpha uses the word rizz 絶えず q(meaning '教祖的指導力') and even variations such as 'rizzer' or 'rizzler'.

Tom said, 'It means 教祖的指導力, like for dating and stuff.'

Bet

世代 Alpha 減少（する）s 'bet' as a 縮めるd 見解／翻訳／版 of, 'You bet.' Tom said.

Clapped

Clapped means to be killed by surprise in a game, Tom said, 特に if you are up against a '割れ目d' 対抗者.

冷淡な

Tom said, 'If something's really 冷静な／正味の, and maybe a bit sigma, we'd use the word 冷淡な - when we are texting, we use the 氷点の emoji for this.

GOATed

Tom said that Gen Alpha use the 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 'GOAT', as in 'the greatest of all time,' as a verb: 'You are GOATed.'

Bussin

Another word which Tom and his Gen Alpha friends use for 冷静な／正味の is 'bussin'.

'We might say, 'Yo, that's bussin' if something is really 冷静な／正味の,' he said.

Lore

Tom and his game-obsessed friends tend to use the word 'lore' (used in games to 述べる background knowledge) for just about any 肉親，親類d of knowledge.

Fanum 税金

指名するd after an online streamer known for grabbing other people's food, the 'Fanum 税金' is 恐らく a gen-Alpha 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 for taking something from someone.

Tom said, 'Me and my friends don't really use this one.'

Drip

Exceptional style. Tom has said, 'Baby got that drip,' when his baby brother got some new 着せる／賦与するs.

Preppy

Wearing pink or pastel.

Simp

A man in a 関係 with a woman where he is very submissive.

Sus

Short for 怪しげな and often used around the game の中で Us, which Tom and his friends were fond of.

Drip

Exceptional style. Tom has said, 'Baby got that drip,' when his baby brother got some new 着せる／賦与するs.

Preppy

Wearing pink or pastel.

Simp

A man in a 関係 with a woman where he is very submissive.

Sus

Short for 怪しげな and often used around the game の中で Us, which Tom and hi s friends were fond of.