1. Read the article. Which of topics A–E are in the text? Put the topics in order.(Đọc bài báo. Chủ đề nào A – E có trong văn bản? Đặt các chủ đề theo thứ tự.)I’m speaking emoji1. Sitting on the sofa, Anna is sending Lucy an instant message. But Anna isnt using real words or writing real sentences. Like other young people, theyre communicating with small, colourful pictures – emojis.2. You can find creative emoji T-shirts, posters, videos, stories and songs. Emojis are everywhere, but where are...
Đọc tiếp
1. Read the article. Which of topics A–E are in the text? Put the topics in order.
(Đọc bài báo. Chủ đề nào A – E có trong văn bản? Đặt các chủ đề theo thứ tự.)
I’m speaking emoji
1. Sitting on the sofa, Anna is sending Lucy an instant message. But Anna isn't using real words or writing real sentences. Like other young people, they're communicating with small, colourful pictures – emojis.
2. You can find creative emoji T-shirts, posters, videos, stories and songs. Emojis are everywhere, but where are they from and why are they so popular?
3. The emoji inventor, Shigetaka Kurita, is from Japan, and 'emoji' in Japanese means picture (e) and letter (moji). Now over a thousand emojis with different skin colours show people and ideas from many cultures, not only Japan. They are becoming a truly international language.
4. Emojis and emoticons can show our feelings. When we aren’t speaking face-to-face, it’s important to see if a message is sad, silly, funny or happy. So emojis are useful, but they mostly add a bit of fun and colour to our lives. We really love them.
A. Emojis to communicate (Biểu tượng hình ảnh để giao tiếp)
B. Fashion in Japan (Thời trang ở Nhật Bản)
C. Emojis in everyday life (Biểu tượng cảm xúc trong cuộc sống hàng ngày)
D. Emojis and emotions (Biểu tượng cảm xúc và cảm xúc)
E. Where emojis are from (Biểu tượng cảm xúc đến từ đâu)
