Do you write a message like a jejemon person likes to write?
By berting600
@berting600 (3453)
Philippines
April 27, 2010 12:19am CST
Let me clear this out.A jejemon person is just anyone,who likes to write any words he likes to communicate,by changing the real spelling of a certain word like:Aiwantorite u--for "I want to write you".So,when he writes to you,there are so many doubts what he meant because almost he writes in a one word,which is really means a sentence to our usual writing.Do you practice this writing in your text messages to shorten the words,so that you can type your message in a short way like a telegram.Do you favor writing of words like this one?What are your opinions?
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@vivapinay (231)
• Philippines
25 May 10
Funny to see Jejemons here in mylot. About the question, no i dont write the jejemon way. As a matter of fact, I hate reading it. Sometimes I have to read it twice before I understand what the text is all about. When I text, is really just the same way I write emails. It is always complete. I dont like to abbreviate either..
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@berting600 (3453)
• Philippines
25 May 10
Thank you very much for the response.I am also very particular especially to the correct usage of words and verbs,because there are so many people now a days,that do not hesitate as to what spelling their written words are wrote ,as long as they have sent their feelings,it is just alright with them.I think you also observed what I have discovered,not just now,but a log time ago.The jejemon ways of spelling the word
and its ways of communication are the bad effects brought to us by the telegram eras of the yesteryears,but because of its effectiveness in the area of shorter,yet understandable syllables that can make communication more speedy than using complete word spelling,that is why it has born,but to the teenagers who has less in life,because they do not know how to spell correctly a word,that it is by this way only they can communicate without doubting the correctness of their spelling styles.
As to this point I do not recommend the usage of jejemon spelling methods,because it will just make our spelling more complicated,that one day we do not know how to construct a correct sentence.I wish you enjoy our opinions..............
@salonga (27775)
• Philippines
27 Apr 10
Nope! I hate jejemon kind of text messages. I can't even understand them well so all the more that I would not resort into using jejemon myself. I found it too vague and I hate reading messages like that. I want clear messages always so whenever I receive jejemon texts I am not wasting my time in reading it. I just delete it right away!
@berting600 (3453)
• Philippines
27 Apr 10
Thank you very much for the response.I have also receive such kind of messages,but I
was intrigue by the ways it is spelled,so I tried to make some to my friend who is fun of sending me jejemon messages,yet I have to study how they come up with such colloquial words,that I tend to sound weird to him,and so was my other friends.That is why I keep on practicing its composition,yet I am still finding it very controversial.I do not plan to use it in the long term,but I am still enjoying its fabricated syllables.
