8 New Words You Should Add to Your Vocabulary (Or Not)
Mar 14, 2016 • Abu Poblete
Mar 14, 2016 • Abu Poblete
by Abu Poblete
What’s great about slang is that it’s constantly changing. You don’t need to be a linguist or a genius to contribute to it because sometimes, being annoyingly clever with a steady internet connection is enough. You’ve probably already seen the spawn from hell that was this tweet:
freshie1: lunch at zecaf? carps?
freshie2: PICS
me: wtf
freshie1: carps-carpet-rug- R U G
freshie2: pics-image-img- I M GANUNA
— polo (@JuanPabss) March 7, 2016
And it probably also left you scratching your head, looking at the replies for a better explanation, and then wanting to flip the nearest table when you finally got it. Just how much time do these people have? A lot, apparently. Here are other slang words that we’ve been “blessed” with.
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Dudebrah, SHARKS nga kung may saysay pa ‘tong joke na ‘to!”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Lola, punta daw po tayo sa probinsya tomorrow, Carps?”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “PICS, my dear apo!”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Ang sakit na iniwan mo na lang ako nang hindi sinasabi sa ‘kin kung TIMBS.”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “SCOOBS ko naman piniling saktan ka, bro.”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Juice colored! So haba the line at the STARBS machine! Sharks na lang kasi the libro!”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Wait, dad, so I’m, like, talagang grounded?! SALT?!?”
Via Archeeno Diaz
Another example: “Dudebrah, men, tsong, pre, stop making SAGS na I’m conyo! Anyway, let’s Starbs, carps?”
Abu is a fangirl by day, and a sleeping fangirl by night. She is mostly seen on Twitter which she considers her first home even though she loathes with all her being its cancel culture (We can all grow and learn guys!). She ranks as the Philippines' number one Modern Family fan in QuizUp. She's a cool girl (she also wrote this write-up).
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