Language/English/Vocabulary/At-a-Party
When you attend a party where guests speak modern English, you might find it challenging to understand their conversations, even if you're an English speaker. You may hear terms like "wild," which means the party is awesome or crazy, or "lit," which could refer to a cool person or a cool party. Other expressions include "lit af" (cool as f*ck), "not somber" (drunk and crazy), "OMG" (Oh my God, an exclamation), "police" (either someone called the police, and the party's over, or just police), "Woo-hoo" (an exclamation of excitement), and "YEET" (an exclamation of excitement or a sound used when throwing something across the room). 🎉😄
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