Gen Alpha Translator

The world's first functioning Gen Alpha Translator tool

Co-authored by Caroline Heiderscheit

Last Updated: February 8, 2026 Fact Checked

Need to speak to the brainrot-ed Gen Alpha in your life, but can't quite get your message across?

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Need-To-Know Gen Alpha Words

Struggling to keep up with the middle schooler in your life? We understand. We can't give you the full internet deep-dive you'd need in order to keep up with the complicated, ever-evolving world of online slang, but we can teach you a few words and phrases to get you started. Let's dive in.

6-7: Originally from Skrilla’s song “Doot Doot (6 7), 6-7 has become its own thing—a viral nonsensical phrase.
Aura: Your "cool" factor or vibe. If you do something impressive, you get +1,000 aura. If you trip in front of your crush, that’s -50,000 aura.
Cap / No Cap: "Cap" means a lie. "No cap" means "I'm being dead serious."
Cook / Let Him Cook: To give someone the space to do their thing because they’re onto something good. "Wait, let him cook..."
Gyatt: A term used when someone sees someone with a large posterior.
Fanum Tax: Inspired by the streamer Fanum; it refers to the act of "taxing" (stealing) a bit of your friend's food.
Just Put the Fries in the Bag, Bro: You're taking too long. Hurry up and spit it out. Today, you'd just say: Just put the fries in the bag, bro.
Rizz: short for charisma, this means charm (especially in romance).
Skibidi: Unfortunately, this can mean about anything depending on the context. It's inspired by "skibidi toilet" which is pictured above. However, many people have noted "skibidi" is pretty 2025.
Ohio: This just means bad. If it's Ohio, that's no good! This term is also pretty 2025 and outdated.
Sigma: Originally meant a "lone wolf" kind of person, but now it’s used to describe someone who is cool, stoic, or a leader. Often used ironically.
Sus: Short for suspicious (carried over from Among Us, but still very much alive).
Twin: AKA bestie, best friend, pal. NOT indicating two people are actual siblings.