THE IMPORTANCE OF THE EMAIL LANGUAGE IN THE MEDIA DISCOURSE

Nahida Imanova

doi:10.51582/interconf.21-22.12.2021.025

Abstract

In the modern world of the Internet, at a time when man-made technology is opening the way to all areas of our lives, it is not surprising that a new field of linguistics - the rapid development of Internet linguistics. The Internet language is constantly on the move; it is observed and operates in different types of communication. In the 21st century, the study of the Internet language from a systemic and structural point of view is observed. At present, linguists are focusing on the analysis of different expressions of the new media discourse in the various virtual worlds observed in the communication process. The formation of an anthropocentric scientific paradigm in linguistics leads to the intensification of linguistic trends related to communication problems.Internet linguistics studies the new language style and form created by the Internet. Internet linguistics can be developed in four perspectives: sociolinguistics, pedagogy, stylistics and applied linguistics. When it comes to communication, it is impossible not to remember the term discourse. Electronic discourse and computer-mediated discourse also provide a basis for the interactivity of computer users to keep social communication active.

Highlights

One of the most widespread means of Internet communication is email
It is true that defining the language of emails or learning their linguistic identity may seem easy on the one hand, but it is not easy on the other
Email texts or messages usually begin with a greeting

Summary

Introduction

One of the most widespread means of Internet communication is email. It is true that defining the language of emails or learning their linguistic identity may seem easy on the one hand, but it is not easy on the other. There are ready-made mail message texts sent to email users. Such forms of writing reflect the same structure, i.e. the title is written at the top and the text of the message at the bottom. 1) Email address (to whom the message is sent). The personal address of the sender of the message is either automatically available in the user list or rewritten.

Results

Conclusion