翻译技术速递Video-Fix: The Psychology of Emojis
视频-固定：埃莫吉的心理学
Video-Fix: The Psychology of Emojis
Emojis have emerged as a recognised field of study within linguistics. Slowly but surely, emojis are also invading the world of law, where emojis are increasingly used as court evidence in legal cases.
In this video-fix, we explore how exactly emojis function within the structure of language and our brains’ specific reactions to emojis.
Sources:
Emojis now a ‘serious area of academic study’. The Telegraph. Accessed 24/03/2020.
The Legal Implications of Emoji. Forbes. Accessed 24/03/2020.
Janna Mack
Born and raised in multilingual and multicultural Luxembourg, Janna speaks Luxembourgish, German, French, and English. She has degrees in Linguistics, Education, and Translation from the University of Glasgow, Scotland. She has experience in teaching English as a foreign language, administration, and web development. In her spare time, she enjoys art history, painting, and films.
视频-固定：埃莫吉的心理学
埃莫吉已经成为语言学中公认的研究领域。缓慢但肯定的是，表情符号也在侵入法律世界，在法律案件中，表情符号越来越多地被用作法庭证据。
在这个视频修复中，我们探索了表情符号在语言结构中的作用以及大脑对表情符号的特定反应。
来源：
Emojis 现在是一个“重要的学术研究领域”。电报。访问24/03/2020。
埃莫吉的法律含义.福布斯。访问24/03/2020。
Janna Mack
简娜出生于多语种和多元文化的卢森堡，会说卢森堡语、德语、法语和英语。她拥有苏格兰格拉斯哥大学的语言学、教育和翻译学位。她有外语教学、管理和网络开发方面的经验。在业余时间,她喜欢艺术史、绘画和电影.
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