Cultural Aspects of Communication Processes Online - Identity, Gender, and Language in Synchronous Cybercultures
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GunawardenaCultural Aspects of Communication Processes Online - Identity, Gender, and Language in Synchronous Cybercultures
1. Cultural Aspects of Communication Processes Online: Identity, Gender, and Language in Synchronous Cybercultures Charlotte N.(Lani) Gunawardena Professor University of New Mexico USA EDEN 08 Annual Conference June 11-14 June, Lisbon
20. I. MNIN DEFNOU’H MA ZA’ROU’H (“Since they buried him, they forgot about him,” an expression which means “After you used me, you forgot me”) 3 7 9 ع ح ق II. Why = 3lach ( ع ) III. Salam 3alikoum ! (Greeting) IV. Numbers used to express Arabic characters and sounds 3 -> ع (ain) 9 -> ق (kah) 8 -> ه (hah) Moroccan Arabic in Latin Script:
21. Examples of Sinhala written in English: Ayubowan – How are you? Paw – I feel sorry for you Hondai – good Examples of Tamil written in English: Aniyayam – what a waste!