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Lesson1 P6.7
Emoji as a Universal "Language"
絵文字
全世界の
① Oxford Dictionaries chose the emoji
オクスフォード
絵文字
"Face with Tears of Joy" as the word of the year in 2015
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として
for its global popularity.
世界的に 人気
This is the first time that
an
Emoji,
絵文字
something other than a word
'
was chosen.
Statistics show that among more than 1,000 emojis,
統計
一の中に
絵文字
"Face with Tears of Joy" was used most often in the US
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and the UK in 2015.
② The first emojis were created for mobile phones by a Japanese
創造する 携帯電話
designer in 1999.
Emojis became popular among young people all over the world
絵文字
一の中に
soon after mobile phones with emoji support were released.
そのあとすぐ 携帯電話 絵文字変える
発売
③ Emojis are becoming a universal "language:
Now they are spreading among
other
一の中に
generations.
時代
絵文
全世界の
伝える
感情
ーと供に
親密
They convey an idea or emotion without words.
Also, they can add joy and intimacy to our communication.
同様に
加える
As a result, they promote communication across generations,
その結果として
促進する
cultures, and language barriers.
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Lesson 1
Emoji as a Universal "Language"
1 Oxford Dictionaries chose the emoji #
(述語動詞)
"Face with Tears of Joy" as the word of the year in 2015,
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for its global popularity.
This is the first time that an Emoji,
something other than a word, was chosen.
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Statistics show that among more than 1,000 emojis,
"Face with Tears of Joy" was used most often in the US
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and the UK in 2015.
The first emojis were created for mobile phones by a Japanese
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designer in 1999.
Emojis became popular among young people all over the world/
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Soon after mobile phones with emoji support were released.
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generations.
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Emojis are becoming a universal "language"
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They convey an idea or emotion without words.
Also, they can add joy and intimacy to our communication.
As a result, they promete communication across generations,
cultures, and language barriers.