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Do YOU have a TikTok accent? Experts reveal how celebs like Britney Spears and the Kardashians have inspired the rise of 'internet voice' - and why it's the 'future of English' - Vimarsana News

Do YOU have a TikTok accent? Experts reveal how celebs like Britney Spears and the Kardashians have inspired the rise of 'internet voice' - and why it's the 'future of English'

Linguistics expert Christopher Strelluf, who is a professor at the University of Warwick, revealed the new accent includes 'uptalk' and vocal fry.

Move over, lads! How the world turned girly - Vimarsana News

Move over, lads! How the world turned girly

From Girl Dinners to Barbie to Swifties, girls<strong> </strong>are bringing the party to pop culture right now - and you don’t have to be young, or even female, to be invited. But is it something to celebrate? Or has misogyny just got a cute new name?

the case of the missing capital - Vimarsana News

the case of the missing capital

Lowercase typing has become somewhat of a phenomenon on social media, but does this apparently offhand, minimalist aesthetic reveal something about our society?

Commentary: What you type might not mean the same thing to the person you're texting - Vimarsana News

Commentary: What you type might not mean the same thing to the person you're texting

There are subtle differences in how different generations use language, from the use of all caps and punctuation to acronyms, says University of Central Lancashire psycholinguistics lecturer Daniel Burkle.

All caps, ellipsis, punctuation: Language is used and understood differently across generations - Vimarsana News

All caps, ellipsis, punctuation: Language is used and understood differently across generations

There are subtle differences in how different generations use language.

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