Survey on Emoji as a New Language To Communicate

In today’s world, the preferred mode of communication used with friends, family, or colleagues is texting. In fact, texting too has evolved with the use of emojis. Even then, emojis themselves have evolved over the last decade. This is due to smartphone technology and competition. In detail, the most popular mobile operating systems — Android and iOS, provide a large number of emoticons.

With time, emojis have developed subjective meanings. For instance, different emojis mean different things to different age groups and societies. However, most people use them to better explain their feelings. The extensive development in emojis led to emojipedia. Now, anyone can easily find a relevant emoji for their conversation. This is very relevant as some people use the skull emoji as a sign of mad laughter while others use it to say they are tired.

Above all, the trend of using emojis is extremely popular among teens and youngsters. Likewise, last year, Covid-19 has changed the trend of the most popular emojis. According to a report, the most used emoji of 2021 is the ‘syringe emoji’. It helped in trending vaccines and could be seen in tweets, YouTube comments, Facebook statuses, and Instagram captions.

Accordingly, Real Research aims to see the public opinion through the survey on emoji as a new language to communicate. This survey asks its respondents how often do they use emojis. Also, do they like talking to people who use emojis often? On which platform do they prefer using emojis. Lastly, which emoji do they use most?

Hence, hurry and share your opinion on a survey on the Real Research online survey app from March 3, 2022. After that, you will receive 10 PLF as a reward.