World & Society

Laughter is written phonetically in electronic messages

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InterCités
05 April 2017

Cécile Petitjean

Lettres et sciences humaines, UNINE

A study by the University of Neuchâtel shows that laughter is more often transcribed phonetically in messages than with emoticons.

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