The origin of the internet buzzword writing XX is pronounced as OO .

It's supposed to be Seto's flower dowry I don't know if anyone else has used it before.

The original sentence is "I may have drunk fake wine".

There are two theories about the ** of this sentence.

One is from the e-sports circle.

The players who play CSGO like to drink, and when they don't play well, they throw the pot to the wine: "I may have drunk fake wine", "fake wine hurts people", ......

The second is a game anchor.

In the process of live broadcasting, various personalities that are very different from usual for the effect of live broadcast are called drinking fake wine.

Hello, I don't think you should copy the language of the web for the following reasons:1Formal issues of online language, such as porridge (like), even (me), etc., 2

Examination Usage: Recently, according to the syllabus, the use of Internet language in large examinations has been prohibited. 3.

The impact of Internet language on the rigor of the composition will affect the beauty of the overall composition.

You can write or not, there was a person in our class who used the catchphrase to write, but the teacher not only did not criticize him, but also said that he could use words, so I think as long as it is reasonable and can't make up, there is no problem with using a few.

It should be used appropriately, and some of the language of the Internet is appropriate, and some of it is far-fetched. It cannot be abused.

No. Because Internet buzzwords will be a little messy and uncivilized, if they are used inappropriately when writing essays, they will be deducted and criticized by the teacher, so we can't use them in essays.

It depends on what kind of composition it is, it doesn't matter if you usually use it, it's best not to use it for large-scale exams, because you don't know what kind of teacher changes your composition, he may or may not like it, if you use it, it will be a bit risky,

It is to have cultural quality and cultivation.

Pay more attention to morality and fashion.

If you're a fan of the forums, I've got some of the more useful ones here, and I hope you can help.

Internet buzzwords are a language that is generated from the network or applied to online communication.

It includes a variety of combinations such as Chinese and English letters, punctuation, symbols, pinyin, icons (**) and text. This combination often expresses a special meaning in the communication of specific network media. At the beginning of the 90s of the 20th century, in order to improve the efficiency of online chatting or to be witty, amusing and other specific needs, the way adopted by netizens formed a specific language over time.

In the past 10 years since the beginning of the 21st century, with the innovation of Internet technology, this form of language has developed rapidly in the spread of Internet media. At present, the language of the Internet has become an indispensable part of people's online life more and more.

If you talk too much, I won't add it.

Mouth close, mouth close, haha.

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