Morphological Aspects of Internet Communication

Abstract

This article aims to explore the morphological aspects of Internet language. It examines how various morphological strategies—such as abbreviations, blends, compounding, clipping, and reduplication are used to form words and phrases in digital communication. The study also investigates the impact of these linguistic processes on online discourse, efficiency in communication, and cultural identity. Additionally, the article highlights how Internet language is evolving into a unique linguistic style, blending written and visual elements like emojis and symbols to enhance expression.

Keywords

Internet language, morphology, word formation