With the rapid progress of the Internet and easy access to social networking, online communication has become the common occurrence of netizens, hence the spring-up of Internet neologisms. These new expressions mirror emerging phenomena, fresh changes and trending fashions in all aspects of social life as well as play an increasingly important role in social media and people’s daily life. Internet neologisms are full of profound social and cultural connotations, which renders it necessary to make an inquiry into the workings of Chinese Internet neologism (CIN). This paper is designed to make it clear what CIN is, how it is classified, and what are the features and social connotations underlying the seemingly bantering lingoes of CIN
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The article is devoted to the study of vocabulary in the Chinese Internet space. The article provide...
The main goal of this paper is to analyze whether Internet neologisms – new words coined on the Inte...
This paper adopts models from epidemiology to account for the development and decline of neologisms ...
With the rapid progress of the Internet and easy access to social networking, online communication h...
This article studies the emerging neologisms in the Chinese cyber context: 打call, hold住, word哥, whic...
The development and popularization of Internet have generated a new variety of language—neologism, w...
As a novelty, internet English has similarity and peculiarity with common English, no matter in word...
[Abstract] The Internet communication in China allows the current voice of the Chinese people to rea...
Globalization and communication on the internet poses challenges to sociolinguistics. China is one o...
The interrelationship between the Internet and society has made significant contribution to the deve...
The thesis paper is set against the premise of technological advancement in the past years where the...
The fast development of globalisation and the Internet together with the increasing opening up of Ch...
The article focuses on the neologisms in social networks. The object of the research is the lexical ...
The paper focuses mainly on the Chinese language evolution and transformation due to the influence o...
Today’s Era is known as digital age and the reason for that is social media. With advancement of tec...
The article is devoted to the study of vocabulary in the Chinese Internet space. The article provide...
The main goal of this paper is to analyze whether Internet neologisms – new words coined on the Inte...
This paper adopts models from epidemiology to account for the development and decline of neologisms ...