The chat language, also called chatting, is becoming increasingly popular in the world

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Giulia

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Chat language: negative or positive effect on the world?

Chat language, also called chatting, is becoming increasingly popular in the world. This type of language started recently with the introduction of instant messaging and is particularly trendy with teens. This “new language” consists of shortening words by taking away some of the letters and not using capital letters or punctuations. People do this to communicate faster. An example of chatting would be: “sup hun, wat u up 2?” which would mean: “Hi honey, what are you up to?” Usually the chat language is used in chat rooms on the internet and messages on the phone- sms- but now it is used in everyday language too. Chatting is used to speed up the language, since it seems that we are always in a rush.

Chatting was started by young people, although now it is widely used by older people too. Almost everyone now can at least read the chat language, if not write it. A lot of scientists believe that in a couple of years chat language will have replaced the “normal” language. Numerous people also think that by 2007 the chat language will be used all over the world. Is this good or bad? Will it affect the world in a positive or negative way? This essay will observe both the positive and the negative points of chatting and its effect on society.

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The internet has the capability to bridge the cultural gap between the nations of the world. If chat language is more and more used eventually everyone will start speaking it and writing it. That means it will influence the culture and religion but also the history of a country- and of course the language of it too. This is good since there will be fewer arguments about differences. You will be able to understand each other since the chat language tends to shorten words people will communicate faster therefore have more time to do other, maybe more important, things.

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