Terminology: better to use "SG" rather than "SGA"

Posted by MG on May 22, 2010 at 01:41:24

I guess it's the language teacher in me, anyway the term "SGA" was the Family's, an abbreviation for "second generation adult". It was meant to refer to teens who had reached the legal age of 16 (or was it 18?). SGA was specific to an age group. So when there is discussion about any children of first generation members the accurate nomer is SG or SGs, meaning those of the second generation. Current SG members have their own children now ...so they're 3rd generation members.

Replies to this Post:

• Re: Terminology: better to use "SG" rather than "SGA" Thorwald May 25, '10 23:18
  • My suggestions Reader May 26, '10 03:58
  • goodness...the problem persists until the fifth generation Farmer May 26, '10 03:09
    • too bad...don't know my own language after worktime Farmer May 26, '10 03:14
• Re: Terminology: better to use "SG" rather than "SGA" Farmer May 22, '10 18:09
• SG and 3rd G members higher education opportunities? MG May 22, '10 01:46
  • Re: SG and 3rd G members higher education opportunities? Skep May 23, '10 20:51
    • Re: SG and 3rd G members higher education opportunities? OT2 May 24, '10 14:04