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Emojis were created in 1998 by Shigetaka Kurita, an engineer at Japanese phone company NTT Docomo, as a way for customers to communicate through icons. Since then, emojis have grown tremendously in popularity and usage, being added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013. Emojis are now commonly used to express emotions, actions, times, and locations in electronic communications as a way to save time compared to typing out full descriptions or feelings in words.
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- 2. Welcome to Emoji History Today you will learn about the Emojis and how they came and who created them.
- 3. Emojis were created in 1998 by Shigetaka Kurita, an engineer at the Japanese phone company, NTT Docomo. He was working on a way for customers to communicate through icons. THE HISTORY OF EMOJI’S
- 4. More emoji history !! https://www.emojicool.com
- 5. Emoji Information ? There have been at least two all-emoji social networks that exist. ? ‘Emoji’ was added as a word to Oxford Dictionaries in 2013. ? Imoji is an app that lets people turn their selfies into emojis.
- 6. The definition of Emoji ! a small digital image or icon used to express an idea, emotion, etc., in electronic communication.
- 7. Emoji and real life
- 8. WHY WE USE EMOJIS ! ? We use Emojis to show our feelings or emotions in a text. ? We also use them to show our actions or where we are. ? We can show days or time with it too.
- 9. WHY WE USE EMOJIS ? Emojis are taking over our words instead of using our precious time to type words and saving us time to do other things. ? We can show if we are in a car, plane, train, house, school, etc. ? Emojis give us characters and animals to use to show what we are talking about instead of describing it in words.
- 10. MISUSED EMOJIS ? The ice-cream emoji ? Used as a poop emoji ? The Information desk lady ? Used as a sassy remark
- 11. CALL HIM MISTER EMOJI ? According to the Verge, the man we can thank today for emojis is Shigetaka Kurta, the father of emoji. As an employee of NTT DoCoMo back in the day, he was part of the intrepid i- mode team that sought to revolutionize Japan’s means of communication.
- 12. How emojis came to thought ! As the 20th century drew to a close, Japanese mobile-phone companies were under increasing pressure to support Japanese users’ obsession with images. They noticed a trend where a lot of picture messages were being exchanged by their Japanese clients. So instead of ignoring this, these Japanese mobile-phone companies actually gave their users more of what they wanted. : )!
- 13. Try to figure out these emoji texts. . .
- 14. I hope you have learned an about of emoji history.