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I wouldn't think that texting is ruining our language just expanding it. Many people assume that it is only teenagers who seem to use text-talk but adults do it too!
I was quite offended because many people are saying that some teenagers can't even spell, how is that even true?This is because schools don't spend a whole 50 minutes teaching 13-14 year olds how to spell 'deteriorate', now do they? Teenagers need to be give a voice and this is in texting 'wot is wrong with dat'?The language in the text provided is English.
"Wuu2" is a text abbreviation commonly used in English-speaking countries, so you would still refer to it as English.
No, It downgrades the overall English language that is used in text speak.
The standard text of the Old Testament is the text in which ever language it is written in. The standard text for an English translation may be written in what is called New Roman text (English). Other countries will have the text written in their own language in a text of their own choosing i.e that which is popular with the people and easiest to read.
Menu/Settings/Phone/Language/Screen Text select- Input language selectIt was a pleasure. :)
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Yes & No! Yes, for text which can be in your language but the opening & closing HTML tags have to be in English letters.
No, and no. There is no Japanese language option in the English version and there is no English language option in the Japanese version.
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Seeming as its British it would be English, unless of coarse you are in Wales then it would be written in welsh.
go to google translate. you can translate from any language into any language. http://translate.google.com/#
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