Emoji Are Ruining Grasp of English, Says Dumbest Language Story of the Week Reading Respond

This reading response is about British adults think emojis ruining the grasps of English. This talk about emoji can ruining English with are speech. Some British adults think it ruin are word speech, and other think it fine to use the emoji for expression.


Emoji Are Ruining Grasp of English, Says Dumbest Language Story of the week  

 

 I think this story about emoji’s which show are expressions and reactions. This story about emoji ruining our English language like sent a picture instead of words. Over third of British adults believe that emoji are to blame for the deterioration of the English language. Half of the British adults are not confident in their command of spelling and grammar, the other three-quarters of adults dependent on emoji. Now texting, tweeting, What Apping, Snapchatting, Facebooking, and Instagramming people talk in emoji. 

 

 There think emoji are bad to use them in our texts because it is messing are grammar and English. British think they are losing their English from emoji there are posing of texting. Every place that has an emoji picture is to tell something in the picture we know in words. Emoji’s were fun to put in the post to spell out our message. Emoji is fun to play with are devices we have on with it. 

 

 I analysis that British adults do not like the emoji in are English that much. The British adults think is ruining our English language because of a little picture. A third what to write their English in their pose or text. A quarter of British what to use emoji to show how there are feel in their post or text. There are half of the people who do emoji and half will do the spell out there a word in their pose or text. 

 

British and US English speak differently in their English language. The differently between the those two are as simple in American English speak older and British English is more like to speak French. British English may be borrowed from different languages. That there way of speaking in their language. 

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