I need a good article on how much language differences get in the way between youth and the baby boomers generation interaction. Please help, I cant find anything anywhere.
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Just type in urban dictionary and copy their words down with the definition it gives. Then think for yourself a little about how a 60 year old women might have a hard time knowing what some of those words mean. So, if she wanted to order food at McDonald’s she may have difficulty understanding a teens slang.
A younger person may say burgers are P-Zangle. An older person might be like I think burgers are good daddy-o.