#7 Emojis, hashtags & internet slang

Word for Word

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Yas queen, we're finally talking internet slang! In this episode, we marvel at the evolution of language online, exploring emoji, hashtags, and new words with writer Alex McKinnon. It's lit. Also: the dictionary team reminisce about the weird things you've sent them in the mail, and the players at The Games Den reveal their favourite words.

This is the last episode in our very first series of Word for Word. But don't worry! We'll be back with brand new episodes early in the new year.

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