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Reply 20

ValiumSky

More volunteers!! Up!

Reply 21

Smilin’ Knight

Well don't you need more than just a few bits of information to learn how we speak/write? surely you would need an extract of individual text to go with the age/location data?

Reply 22

ValiumSky

Original post by Smilin’ Knight

Well don't you need more than just a few bits of information to learn how we speak/write? surely you would need an extract of individual text to go with the age/location data?

I would have to check your previous messages in the forum to look for the typical features.

Reply 23

Smilin’ Knight

Original post by ValiumSky

I would have to check your previous messages in the forum to look for the typical features.

hm, interesting, do you categorise people into groups or is everyone different?

Reply 24

Andy98

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London, male, 16

16, Female, London

19, Male, London.

Original post by Smilin’ Knight

hm, interesting, do you categorise people into groups or is everyone different?

Yes. First of all, I only work with the age group that goes from 15 to 24, and I divide them in 2 main groups; teenagers (15-19) and young adults (20-24). Later I will see the possible diferences between boys and girls.

There is a lot of literature about this topic but most of it comes from very old studies, then I decided to find my own examples because language is always changing and in the case of "youth language" even faster.

Thanks a lot guys for your support!!! :wink: