IDIOMS IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF ONLINE DISCOURSE
Keywords:
Idioms, Digital communication, Online discourse, Language use, Language evolution, Internet language, Social media language, Computer-mediated communication, Online communities, Digital literacy, Language and technology.Abstract
This scientific article presents a comprehensive linguistic analysis of idioms in online discourse, exploring their significance and usage within the digital age. The study investigates how idiomatic expressions have evolved and adapted to the unique communication dynamics and characteristics of online platforms. By examining various online contexts, such as social media, forums, and chat applications, we aim to shed light on the role of idioms in shaping digital communication patterns and fostering online communities. The findings contribute to our understanding of language use in the contemporary digital landscape.
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