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Hello boys and girls!
Earlier I was talking to Marly and Ceaser2008 about how Internet has changed the way some people write and type today nowadays.
Personally, there have been moments where I have to think twice before writing or typing a word. Thanks God for the T9 and the predictive keyboard apps when I use the phone. But when it comes to a notepad, notebooks, etc. I have to look for the dictionary.
How has it affected you?
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Posted: 2012-07-25 17:53:24
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Yes, life is easy when typing from mobile with the help of t9 and predictive words and on pc spell checker and corrector helps a lot. But when it comes to writing by hand... today's teenage faces lot of problem. They keep on writing the short hand language even in their daily life, at school, at home etc. Shorthands like sumthng for something. 2day for today. Etc.
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Posted: 2012-07-25 18:09:06
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And I say something. In a notebook we are not limited to 140 characters. You should separate the real world from the virtual world. I'm not saying that I support these acts.
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Posted: 2012-07-25 18:31:51
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It's really annoying when you receive an sms from someone and it takes you some time to decipher it. I always thought text speak was a shorthand version of English but some people just mis-spell words on purpose.
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Posted: 2012-07-25 18:42:02
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They do that because they feel they're "IN" -__-
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Posted: 2012-07-25 18:44:50
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I wll js rpy wt a tx ts js az hd 2 rd orr juzt sbell lotz ov wordz rrong juzt too git mi poynt akroz.
[ This Message was edited by: goldenface on 2012-07-25 18:05 ]
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Posted: 2012-07-25 19:04:43
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What on earth have you put there?
That's so annoying
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Posted: 2012-07-25 19:07:35
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Some are much worse than others when using text speech, with some of my friends I have to re-read it so many times to understand what it actually says haha. It has changed the way I text loads (especially because I have predictive text with auto-correct turned on) I only need to type half the word and it guesses the rest for me, and even if I spell it wrong it doesn't matter
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Posted: 2012-07-25 19:14:14
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Exactly! And sometimes the lack of commas "," makes it hard to understand the meaning of a sentence.
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Posted: 2012-07-25 20:26:44
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On 2012-07-25 19:04:43, goldenface wrote:
I wll js rpy wt a tx ts js az hd 2 rd orr juzt sbell lotz ov wordz rrong juzt too git mi poynt akroz.
[ This Message was edited by: goldenface on 2012-07-25 18:05 ]
What's that? Please have mercy with us foreigners
But joking aside, like with other things too, there's a time and a place for everything. I don't mind, when people use text speech when texting or tweeting with a friend, but as soon as it's a more general tweet, or post on Facebook, a forum or blog, meant to be read
and understood by others, it has to be written in normal language. Being able to use only 160 characters in a text, or 140 on Twitter, can make it necessary, to use some abbreviations, (like convo = conversation), but forums and blogs don't have these limitations, so why not spell correctly ? Using correct spelling also has the advantage, that you don't forget, what you've learned in school, because people have a tendency to forget things they don't need, and as a result we see now, that most 10-12yr olds spell and write better, than older teens and young adults.
@tranced: Agree! Some people write an endless flow of words, without any commas and capitals, making sentences very uncomfortable to read.
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Posted: 2012-07-26 02:53:31
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