Quiz: Are you down with the kids?

Friday 13 September 2013 14:14 BST

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Do you find yourself listening in to 'young people' conversations unable to understand a word of what they're saying?

This week Disney revealed a survey which showed nearly two thirds of mums and dads admit to not having a good grasp of the language their children use with their friends online.

To accompany the survey, they've produced a list the top 50 words from the UK’s ‘digital native dictionary’ revealed to help parents decipher what on earth their kids are talking about.

So are you down with the kids? Do you know when you're being owned, whether 'reem' is good or bad, or what to do if someone says FTW?

Take our quiz to find out.

Select the correct meaning for the slang terms:

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