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Word used to refer to those who are obsessed over a facebook or instagram? Hello! I'm wondering if there is a sarcastic or hateful word that refers to those who are crazy about social networking such as acting abnormal behaviors to get much more likes, having a lot of friends just to show 'I am the social person!' and so on. Edit: I'm not going to use it, just for educational purposes only
6 de agosto de 2016
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Does the word 'boss' have a negative connotation only? In many video games and movies I've played ever, I often saw a lot of characters calling his superior as 'boss'. I don't have any particular questions about it until now, but I'm starting to wonder how it feels when you hear someone calling you a boss. I've searched for this word on google, the first thing I saw was 'managing your boss'. Yes. I know someone might not want to be called that, as in 'He's too bossy'. But I think that's not the only thing that has. What's the first image that comes to mind on hearing the word 'boss'? Negative, value neutral or depends on the situations? * Edited some typos.
22 de junho de 2016
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Anthropomorphism vs personification? I know Anthropomorphism and personification are used to render the attribution of human traits or emotions inside non-human objects such as this sentence, 'the leaves waved in the wind'. But, I can't tell the real difference correctly between both words. So I tried hard to search multiple websites in order to figure out the subtle shades of meaning of the two. But I couldn't since the two words can be expressed in a single Korean word; '의인화'. Can anyone clarify this for me? Thanks in advance.
8 de fevereiro de 2016
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