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Multimodal language key terms

TermDefinition
Adjacency pairs How are you/Fine thanks
Paralinguistic features of conversation eg facial expressions, gestures to add meaning
Repairs altering a previous comment or misspelling
Sociolect variety of speech used by a particular social group
Idiolect Individual’s own style of communicating with particular features
dialogic Turn-taking conversation
Fillers Interaction Nodding or ‘liking’ a comment to show appreciation
Multi-modal written language and graphical representations to incorporate emotion and non-verbal communication
Synchronous The online conversation takes place in real-time with immediate turn-taking.
Asynchronous Delay in responding to communication, often by several hours /days
Emoticons Pictures of faces used to show emotion. They can also be created using punctuation
Graphical devices to indicate non-verbal communication or intonation/emphasis eg repeating vowels 'okaayy'
Simplified spelling gr8
Rebuses sound of letter eg Gd 2 c u
Acronyms Using the first letters of words eg ROTFLOL
Phonetic spelling Spelling words as they sound eg dun instead of done
Elision slurring of one or more sounds eg gonna
Esoteric Language that is understood by select few – shared jokes
Standard English Agreed UK rules of punctuation and spelling
Non-Standard English Slang or sentence fragments that do not follow the standardised rules
Created by: MrsWeale
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