Twode to a Changing Culture

Happy cartoon emoticon thinking, showing the language of social media and cultural change. (Image © Tigatelu/iStock.)

Emoji emotion
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The Language of Social Media
Who says a story can’t be told in 140-character tweets? Here’s a tweeted ode (a twode?) to a changing culture . . .


GAS. “Greetings and salutations” (or is it “Got a second?”) It could go either way. #AreYouConfused?


The language of social media is a universe of its own—a rapidly changing organism.


It’s a dialect of abbreviations, acronyms, emojis, emoticons, and haiku-like prose.


cat texting, showing the language of social media and changing cultures. (Image © Leo Kostik/iStock.)

Even a cat can text faster than I can.
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I am not a maestro of text or tweet. #FullDisclosure


The internet is rife with cats and pudgy-fingered babies who can compose more dexterously and faster than I can.


I text with one finger, one hand. #TextWhileNoOneIsWatching


Those smartphone keys are tiny. #OKforDonaldTrumpHands


Interior Of Coffee Shop With Customers Using Digital Devices, showing the language of social media and cultural changes. (Image © Monkey Business Images/iStock.)

The new language of social media
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Published on October 03, 2016 03:00
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