Meaning of "Digital native"
This is a generation that has grown up familiar with the digital environment—including the internet, smartphones, and computers—from birth, and finds digital methods more natural and convenient.
"The students in my class respond much faster when I send assignment links via text instead of just the text itself. That’s because they’re typical digital natives."
Related slang words
Phono SapiensRefers to the modern generation for whom smartphones are so deeply integrated into daily life that they are practically an extension of their bodies, making it difficult to live without themActive SeniorsThis refers to older adults who, even after retirement, continue to actively engage in social activities and consumption based on their physical health and interests, and lead independent lives grounded in economic self-sufficiency.Young FiftyA term referring to people in their 50s who enjoy an active lifestyle and, backed by their financial stability, never stop taking on new challengesThe Eco GenerationThis phenomenon refers to the view that demographic trends observed in the parents’ generation repeat themselves like an “echo,” extending into the next generation, and that this subsequent generation has a significant impact on society as a whole.X-teenThis term refers to Generation X parents who actively communicate with their teenage children, enjoying and sharing the latest trends together in a way that bridges the gap between Generation X and teenagers.Young FortyA term referring to people in their 40s who actively take care of themselves to maintain a youthful sensibility and styleThe New Silver GenerationThis term refers to a new generation of older adults who have moved beyond the traditional image of the elderly as passive and dependent, and who make independent choices and lead self-directed lives.The sandwich generationThey are the middle generation, who not only support their parents and care for their children but also shoulder the responsibility of mediating and alleviating conflicts and pressures between older and younger generations at work.