This is a scenario that depicts how a Gen Z in their senior years would talk.

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If you’re unfamiliar with the Gen Z slangs, I got you!

Slangs and meanings
Ferson – “person”

Forda – “for the,” used at the beginning of clause

Accla – means bakla which not only mean gay but could also be used as a pronoun to call someone you are close with

Nugagawen? – “so what?”

Sareee – “Sorry”

Kween – “Queen”

No cap – no lie

Slay – not literally, means to do something good/well, to look so good

Whole snack – describes a hot person

Bet? – do you like it? Used after a noun e.g. “Coffee, you like?”

I gotchu – “I got you”

Like – used in between whole sentences, especially

Vibe – feeling/energy of a person/situation

Starbs – Starbucks

Iconic drip – “drip” is the new “swag”

Sheesh – a Gen Z expression, does not necessarily mean anything.

Huuy! – used after you said something unexpected from your personality or unusual; Gen Z slang for echos/charing; Ex. “What if tayo na? Huuy!”
softer sound, not screaming with the shocked facial expression.

SCRIPT
To our grammar nazis, this is formatted on how the words were delivered.

(Sing)
I gave a second chance to cupid
But now I’m left here feeling stupid.

(Speak)
Pak!
Heeey, giiiirl!

Forda Glow up ang ferson. Nugagawen?

Grad Ball? Forda forget si accla. Sareeee.

Look at chu. Eeeeey! Lovin the outfit! It’s giving me like… the kween vibe?

Oh wait. Mag-myday ako

Hi, guys! Queen mother in your area (BlackPink intro tune)

Grad ball ni ante. Now, look at this. Slaaay! No cap.
Back in my day, asthetic era, I’m a whole snack, too. Huuy!

Speaking of… Eat before you go, iha. Name it. Starbs? Milk tea. Nuggets, Bet?

I gotchu. Senior discount. Iconic drip, paaare. Sheesh!