<p>Which are the most common words used by highschoolers in conversation--public school /prep..</p>
<p>Like. “And, like, I just sort of, like…”</p>
<p>bro…10char</p>
<p>“Like” seems to have gotten pretty popular.</p>
<p>the, a, at, to, too, and, of, in, is, and maybe the occasional it.</p>
<p>I use “like” so much it’s not even funny 
alongside dude, totally, and my barbaric language B)</p>
<p>“Legit”</p>
<p>I despise this word so much; I wish for all of its proponents to be damned to the pits of hell.</p>
<p>“Mad” used as an adjective. </p>
<p>E.g.
OtherWindow: generic statement
Me: That’s mad legit
OtherWindow: >=(</p>
<p>Like, um, so, yeah, hella (norcal represent!) and uh seem to be the most common</p>
<p>Like; ummm/uhhh; so…yeah; totally; ballin’; random swear words.</p>
<p>A lot of high schoolers really seem to like British slang (and spelling!).</p>
<p>Lol this is a good insight into other state’s teen’s culture. Cause in Oklahoma we don’t use “bro” alot of us say “dude” or “man”</p>
<p>dude. and shut up. i try not to use “like” that much now, but sometimes, its necessary.</p>
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+1<br>
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<p>Like, so, umm, yea, like, err, like, bro/brah.</p>
<p>“really”
used as an entire sentence</p>
<p>^add Like, really, and OMG! into one sentence and you have high school.</p>
<p>yeah, nah, maybe</p>
<p>so like yeah um well mhmm yup</p>
<p>“Dude”, “like”, “OMG”, “totally”, “no way”, “bro”, “bres”, "braw, “beast”, “bang”, “man”, “homie”, and last but certainly not least…“AP”.</p>
<p>bro, dude, gnarly, and catch some waves are pretty popular</p>