Analysis of Twitter
On Mario
Falcone’s Twitter he uses a range of languages. The site uses many different
features, to help draw people in; they use the site as a way of people
communicating with each other, and are a site that helps promote certain
businesses and people through tweets and promotional photos. Many people on twitter including Mario use ‘text
speak’ which is the language used by those sending text messages on a mobile
phone, but it’s the same on twitter. There is also the use of ‘vowel omission’
which is where they have left out vowel sounds in textspeak and other
technology communication, instead of’ people’ they use ‘ppl’ another example is
Acronyms like’ lol’ which really stands for ‘laugh out loud’, this is used to
shorten their speak with technology which has also affected our language as
people use shorten words instead of the actual word. Some of language that is
used on twitter are phrases that replace sentences, there is also no spell
checking with what people have written and many people use punctuation in their
own way. Most of the language used on twitter is colloquial as people come
across very chatty.
On twitter
they use Homophonic representation, Mario on his twitter used this on his twitter
and tweeted ‘good morning…2nd night’ when he could of used ‘ second night’ but
they choose to shorten their words, as they only have a character restraint on
the social networking site which encourages more people to speak like they do
on technology. The audience is clear as it’s mainly adults
and teenagers that are interested in Twitter. The main purpose of the social networking
site is for the public to post and tweet their ideas and feelings online for
everyone to see. It allows people to keep in touch, getting feedbacks on ideas immediately
and helps share multiple points of views. Twitter causes many teenagers and
adults to become obsessed with social networking, rather than communicating in
life experiences with face to face communication. Twitter language also affects
the way people write in school, colleges and work as people are spending time
on twitter and picking up the language used on their.
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