This has only continued with Gen Z who have created their own love language for the digital-era of dating, using words like “orbiting”, “throning,” and “breadcrumbing”- the latter of ...
SINGAPORE – “Time changes all things; there is no reason why language should escape this universal law,” wrote 19th-century Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure. Today, as Gen Z and Gen ...
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Gen Z isn't 'playing the corporate language game' and won't be circling back to jargon"Gen Z isn't playing the corporate language game," Emily Durham, a recruiter and popular TikToker, told Business Insider. "They're not using that same jargon that I think we were so forced into." ...
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