The Digital Evolution of English: A Conceptual Study of Texting, Emojis, and Transliteration Practices
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The English language has undergone various changes since its inception. This evolution is further accelerated with the intervention of digital age. It has brought in the new lexical terms, abbreviations, diverse modes of communication such as, usage of emojis, GIFs etc. Moreover, it also has its impact on sentence structure and punctuations. AI enabled writing tools, such as, auto correction, predictive text has further highlighted doubts about the ability of thinking and dependency. This paper investigates how online, communication tools, globalization and artificial intelligence, have influenced English in terms of vocabulary, grammar, syntax and composition, and linguistic diversity. By examining present - day language trends and their repercussions, this study examines the impact of digital platforms on language use, the complication arising due to modern linguistic adaptations, and the future progression of English in the AI driven era. Through a review of existing literature and observational analysis of digital discourse, the paper concludes that though digital communication promotes language evolution and inclusivity, it also has certain difficulties with linguistic consistency and its online accessibility. Key Words: Digital English, Language Evolution, Digital Communication, Language Trend, Texting, Emojis, Transliteration
Authors: Pathivada Revathi, Dr. Shishir Kumar Swain, Dr. M Papinaidu
Language: English
Subfield: Human-Computer Interaction
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6931002203
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