ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月12日 23時18分

From @nytgender: “Kochu,” “G.O.A.T.,” “Last last we go dey alright,” “Peng.” As a part of #ThisIs18, our look at what it means to be an 18-year-old girl in 2018, we asked 18-year-old girls around the world what slang they use, and the result was a showcase of vibrant language from all over the globe. In India, for instance, “Liar,” “dog,” “saala” and “mad“ are various insults, says Mahak Naiwal, pictured above. She’s studying in school and learning Kathak, a traditional Indian dance. “I don't say much — only when I am in anger, or when a stranger says something,” she explained. To learn more about This Is 18 and to see other slang from around the world, click the link in our bio. And swipe left to meet more of the girls featured in the project. | Girls featured: 1. Mahak Naiwal (New Delhi, India), photographed by Shraddha Gupta. 2. Thalia Curbelo Márquez (Havana, Cuba), photographed by Alexandra Álvarez, 3. Cinzia Russo (Berlin, Germany), photographed by Constanze Josting, 4. Sage Grace Dolan-Sandrino (Washington, D.C.), photographed by Tika Wallace.

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