Analysis reveals linguistic elements and social variations of cyberspeak in different groups, suggesting its role in identity.
This article systematically examines the linguistic and sociolinguistic features of cyberspeak. The research is based on text analysis, online surveys, and observations, analyzing key elements of cyberspeak such as abbreviations, transliteration, emojis, stylistic deformations, code-switching, and forms of multimodal expression. It also explores how cyberspeak varies according to age, gender, platform, and social group. The article aims to analyze cyberspeak not only as a linguistic phenomenon but also as a tool of social identification. The findings carry significant practical value for modern digital linguistics and language teaching methodologies.
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Umurzakova Kommuna Khursanovna (2025) studied this question.
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