Emojis- A New Language?

Emojis are definitely a new form of language, and they have been used for centuries to express emotions and thoughts. We use them to express our feelings, to send secret messages to our friends, or to simply add some humor to a conversation.

Emojis have become a common language used on our smartphones and tablets. They can be used for texting, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc. They are used in text messages, emails, websites, and apps with different faces such as anger faces, terrified faces, excited emoji faces, love and heart symbols, etc. In fact, they are becoming so mainstream that they are being used in movies, music videos, commercials, and even in political campaigns.

Generating Emojis

Yes, you read the title write. Online technology has risen very high. You can generate your own emojis and emoticons online. Also if you are not proficient in generating them, you can simply copy and paste them. There is an easy way to copy and paste emoji. Gone are those days when you were allowed only to use emojis which were provided by the social media platform you are using.

So just like you were using a translator to generate some paragraphs or even a word to convert it into another language, in a somewhat similar way you are now able to generate and copy and paste your own emojis.

And apart from emojis, emoticons and smileys, there is a new introduction in the emoji language and that is Lenny faces. Lenny's face is an emoticon used to communicate a feeling, playful mood, emotions, etc. Lenny's faces are the new trend in the market and there are various reasons to use Lenny faces. They provide a deeper feeling and meaning in your conversation and are better or upgraded versions of emojis.

Hence you can see how emojis have transformed just from smileys to become a new model or we can say a language of communication. Even big brands use emojis and Lenny faces in their marketing campaigns to convey information because the emoji language can provide a better picture of what is inside of the person who is trying to communicate.