Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Why can't Spanish be like English, and English be like French, andFrench be like Arabic?

Language is ❌ just a 💻📠 💁💍 to 📱🙆; it’s also 👦 👥. Language is a 👊💵💶, a 💱 group, a 📕📖 of 🔡 that can 🐝 ➕ to create meaningful 1⃣➕2⃣. Language is given a set of 📋, and is used to convey 📄📲 and 💭 to 👫👬👭. But language isn’t just a 🔐 📔; it’s a 🍴 of the🍕 —a 👦 👥. 👬👭💕 more than others, it is their 👥.

❓ isn’t 👄🇪🇸 like👄 🇺🇸, and 👄🇺🇸 like👄 🇫🇷? Well, for a language to 🐝 a language, 🎠👶 ❌ just 👀 at the 📖📌 or 💭 👆 the 🔡. 🎠👶 must 👀 beyond the 📖 and into the 😱 👥, the legitimacy of the language, the 📰📇 and the 💭💥💫 of 🔡. A language is only legitimate if it can ✊ the ⚓💪 of 📚📘 and 📜📓. No 1⃣ 👶 language can 🐝 👑 to the other, ❓ Well, language in itself isn’t 👯. So for something that isn’t even considered 👯 how can it 🐝 👑 to another?

Language creates an 🚗🏠-🏡🌳🌰🌿 💑 with the 👫👬👭 who share that language and the 👫👬👭 who have ❌ 💭 as to what that a particular language may mean. 👄🇺🇸 may 🐝 👀 as an 🇯🇵🇩🇪🇰🇷🇮🇹 👄; but how can it 🐝 an 🇯🇵🇰🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹 👄 when 👫👬👭 are obligated to 🔬✏ it. As language is an 👥, it creates 🚧🚧 for 👲👨👳💂 who have ❌ ❔ as to what “👄🇺🇸” is. But of course, even if a 👳👨👲💂 knew 👄🇺🇸, unless their 🔡📒 was 📂📁 with 🏤, 🏫, and 🏢 🔡 they wouldn’t be taken as seriously and would be 📌✒ as 😋, or just a 😶 👳. Should it matter whether a 👦 is 😱 “👆 and 👇” or 👇 and 👆, or “to whom” or “to who”? The 👱 📝 🇩🇪 are gone, but ❓ do we still expect 👲👨👦👳 and basically 👦👧👩 else to 👄🇺🇸👄?

Whether a 👦 is from a 🇯🇵🇰🇷🇮🇹 👄 their language or whether they are from a 🇮🇹🇯🇵🇷🇺 💵 🕓 📝 the “🇯🇵🇰🇷🇮🇹🇩🇪 👄,” 👄🇺🇸? Regardless, they will feel as 🏡🌳🌰🍂 to the common language like other 👫👬👭 feel in the 👪 of a different language.

👄🇺🇸 isn’t the only language in the 🌐. However, 🎠👶 believe it is—well that it should 🐝. But why? 👄🇺🇸 is❌❌ else but a bunch of borrowed 🔡. A language that was borrowed, that brings together so much 👳🇯🇵💂🇪🇸, and then ✅ its 👄👦 to judge other languages, doesn’t seem ✅ at all. How 🔨👏👍 a borrowed language and its 👄👦 ✋💨 👳💂👨 groups to 💰📥💷 their 👥 and 📝 the 👄🇺🇸, when 👄🇺🇸 is only but a 🍦🍯 of languages and 👥👥. Regardless of the 👘👚🇯🇵🇷🇺🇮🇹 and language 🚧🚧, a language is ➕ than just 🔡; it’s a 👦 👥 and potentially their entire 👶👧👩.






This was one of my hardest blog posts to write because it went from being a meaningful blog post to a well written text message. Using the emoji’s to replace words was difficult but easy. I knew what emoji I wanted to use for each word I wanted to replace, however I was afraid that none of the audience would understand what I was saying. I made many compromises while writing because I knew I had to choose words that I would be able to easily or effectively communicate the meaning through emoji’s. Standard English of course was included, however if I ever had to type or write with emoji’s right smack in the middle of my sentences I would probably go nuts. The way I had to create words through emoji's was difficult since there isn't an emoji for absolutely everything. However whatever much I could do, I did, so that the meaning of the post wasn't changed too dramatically. Ultimately I don’t think I was able to fully get my point across effectively.

1 comments:

  1. First, I'd like to compliment you on taking on the challenge of writing in Emoji - It actually took me a while to read! I love the detail and time you put into actually trying to make each and every Emoji describe what you were trying to say. I think you have to give yourself more credit -- you did a really good job making sense of just Emoji's! I think the fact that you used Standard English was interesting, especially since we have been debating why authors use standard instead of another dialect. In this case, I think using any other dialect/language would've made this extremely confusing, so the standard english was a good choice for using in between Emoji's. However, I also really like the topic you chose to address within your passage pertaining to language. It almost relates to your use of Emoji's, and both the standard english and emoji's fit in really well together! Overall, good job!

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