SocioStudent47

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.@SocioStudent46 I use my personal Twitter a lot to read other people's tweets, but I almost never compose them myself (like 1 per 6months)

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.@SocioStudent47 I think this idea nicely ties in with the video #AreThereInternetDialects!! #LIN471 #InternetSpeechCommunities

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.@SocioStudent47 so cool that one of my very first tweets was answered in the second-to-last day of class! #InternetDialects #LIN471 #CMC

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I'm actually really excited for our last class. Hoping for some interesting discussion #LIN471 #InternetDialects

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I have never been of fan of texting acronyms. I still won't use them, but I now appreciate them for sociolinguistic purposes #LIN471

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I totally experience Observer's Paradox when I tweet. I try to use elements of both covert and over prestige #LIN471

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It totally makes sense that CMC has introduced new, intermediate registers #LIN471

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I was trying to think about how Twitter affects language due to the character count, but then I thought about telegraph letters #LIN471

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did anyone catch the standard p-value threshold for statistical significance? #LIN471

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It is confusing that in Psychology stat. significance is marked by ** and by [ ] in Linguistics #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

.@SocioStudent41 @SocioStudent66 I think there are too many options: jeez, jeeze, geez or geeze #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

.@SocioStudent66 I say "jeez", but I sometimes spell it "geeze" probably because it was reinforced by my middle school peers #LIN471

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.@SocioStudent41 @SocioStudent66 I've actually ever seen TMW used before! #LIN471 #internettalk

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.@Sociostudent50 @SocioStudent42 maybe this is a word from one region of Australia that has become stereotyped by outside media #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

Interesting point by @inthelemonlight in class: statistical significance is hugely emphasized in the field of psychology #LIN471

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.@SocioStudent41 maybe it is one of the alternative definitions available on urban dictionary... I'm about to look #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

.@Sociostudent50 @SocioStudent42 same here! Wonder if Steve Irwin emphasized his dialectical features to be more entertaining #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

.@SocioStudent41 interesting! I wonder if it has two contradicting meanings!? These are the things I found on google. #SocioQs #LIN471

[SocioStudent47 @SocioStudent47]

.@SocioStudent42 that sounds like a variation of syllable emphasis to me; I was say "a-dee-des" like you. I stress the "dee" part #LIN471

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.@SocioStudent41 my understanding is that a "narc" is like a DEA agent or a cop who enforces drug laws #LIN471