What do you think of young people, like teenagers, with good diction and a large vocabulary?

Kat: What do you think of young people, like teenagers, with good diction and a large vocabulary?
I’ve always wondered this because I’m a teen but people I’m related to always tell me I have fantastic diction and an impressive vocabulary for my age, and they say its a good thing.
But I don’t know if they’re just saying that because they’re my relatives.
So what do you think of teenagers with good diction and large vocabularies? Do you think its a good thing and makes them sound smart, or does it make them sound stuck up and annoying?

Answers and Views:

Answer by Some kind of wonderful
It’s very impressive. It’s good. I hate trying to talk to someone, even and adult and they say “Huh what does that mean” It makes you sound intelligent it’s only annoying if you try to be a know it all or show off

Answer by Lauren
I’m the same as you, it makes me feel smart.
But other probably think im an t**t.

Answer by songwriter4ever
i dont like how adults judge us teens. remember: “some people blame our generation, but have then ever stopped to think who raised us?” i think of that quote when adults look down on us teens

Answer by Jane’s New Avatar
I think it’s a good thing and a sign of intelligence. I’m always impressed when I see an articulate teenager.

Answer by starsandstripesalltheway
I, myself, believe that the aforementioned quality is quite refreshing and makes one sound quite intelligent.

Yes, I thinks its a good quality but if overused it can sound kinda snooty, especially if you are just chillin with your friends.

Answer by Extraordinarily 2010
very good thing. i know some nice words, could know more.

Answer by Sri
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Answer by taxi siren symphony♫
I’m 13 years old, and I’ve been told that I’m smart and have an extensive vocabulary.
Most people consider this a good thing, but obviously if someone’s always using big words and saying intelligent things no one understands, that’s going to get annoying. There’s a time and a place for everything.