Coronawords by Alex Kosh @ New Forward language school

Since February 2020, a huge number of new words has appeared, related — who’d doubt it! – with the coronavirus pandemic. This is a kind of black humor, but it helps somewhat to remove the nervousness and uncertainty of the situation. So, let’s have a glance at some not-so-funny words. A COVIDIOT is someone who keeps on communicating with their elderly parents, who are at risk, or someone who runs to the store in a panic and buys up buckwheat, toilet paper and so on. COVIDUCATION is where you learn all sorts of ridiculous stuff taught by inept, but resourceful and enterprising youngsters, ‘cos you’re staying home in quarantine |ˈkwɒrəntiːn|. A CORONIC is a person infected with the coronavirus. Spray and Pray! - Use a sanitizer, and hope you don’t get sick. A CORONAPARTY is a hangout via Zoom and other web conferences.