USAGE OF GAY LINGO AMONG MILLENIALS AS A WAY OF COMMUNICATING by Allan Ja Papua, Maria Adrielle Estigoy, Danilo Vargas :: SSRN

Contents:

• USAGE OF GAY LINGO AMONG MILLENIALS AS A WAY OF COMMUNICATING
• EFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDS
• GAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGO
• GAY LGO AS A FORM OF DEVIANCE
• GAY LGO AS REFLECTN OF SOCIAL INTY
• GAY LGO AS A FORM OF DEVIANCE ESSAY EXAMPLE
• NEW TERMS FOR GAY LGO REARCH PAPER
• ESSAY SAMPL ON GAY

USAGE OF GAY LINGO AMONG MILLENIALS AS A WAY OF COMMUNICATING

This study was nducted to intify factors fluencg the age of gay lgo among lennials as a way of munitg. It also aimed to terme the extent of utilizatn and the effects of g the gay lgo. The qutnnaire was posed of the soc-mographic profile, Communitn characteristics, Factors fluencg the age of gay lgo, the extent of utilizatn, and effects of gay lgo.

Fdgs show that the majory of the lennials are g gay lgo as a way of munitg. Also, there is a weak negative signifint relatnship between the source of rmatn and age whereas the age of the rponnts creas the source of rmatn about gay lgo also creas. Moreover, there is a weak negative signifint relatnship wh sex and the number of gay iends.

EFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDSEFFECTS OF GAY LANGUAGE UNRSTANDG THE MEANG OF ENGLISH WORDS

It was found that femal tend to iends wh gays pared to mal and showed that femal are more open about homosexuals pared to men. In addn, factors fluencg the age of gay lgo among lennials as a way of munitn were intified and one factor is school sce a lot of gays are school, therefore, the fluence of gays on lennials is high. Keywords: Usage, Gay, Lgo, Milenials, Communitg.

Related PapersGrowg up to a society that socially accepts gays and other members of the LGBT, children grow acctomed to the gay language and mostly volve their daily liv.

GAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGOGAY LINGO

Gays have been a great subject to social discrimatn, tnts, ridicul and mockery. One of the ways the discrimated gays thought of was to e up wh a that only they will unrstand orr to hi om the pryg ey and ears of the society they move . But bee of the everyday and equent e of the parlors, siwalks, edy bars and other plac where gays equently hang out.

Some of have experienced beg near to a group of gays who were talkg que a different language and you were surprised that you uld unrstand some of the words they were sayg. That language is what we lled gay lgo but 1970s, is Swardspeak. Here the Philipp, they lled the term, "Swardspeak" or "Gay Lgo".

GAY LGO AS A FORM OF DEVIANCE

It nsists of maly Filipo language, but also elements of English, Spanish and other Asian or foreign words (pecially Japane), gays make of words that are rived om other words and try to make the words lorful and enticgly il. The eedom of the gay language allows to be a good subject for a study on the grammatill l volved wh this bee the language is ee om the dictat of the society.

Gay language is also an fluence not only to the youth but also to paper aims to vtigate the functn and other facts about swchgAn overview of language by and about LGBT people, to appear Global Encyclopedia of Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgenr, and Queer (LGBTQ) History ( prt) language has achieved a higher gree of acceptance recent years the Philipp. Both gays and non-gays n be heard utterg gay exprsns. But the ma role of gayspeak for gay people the Philipp is to functn as an " armor " to shield themselv om the chasm and the social stigma ed by genr differenc.

From a lguistic pot of view, this paper not only scrib the nature of this gay language and how exprsns are ed; also looks at how mixg (gayspeak + English language) is ma possible.

GAY LGO AS REFLECTN OF SOCIAL INTY

They see the street as a public place and their mdset is that they also own the bt say als wh the reprentatn of homosexualy the Rsian versn of Michael Cunngham’s The Hours. Referenc to same-sex relatns and gay inty are the most problematic aspects of Dmrii Veniap’s translatn; this doma, differs most om the origal text. After an overview of the target ntext, different aspects are analysed: the translatn of relevant terms such as "queer" and "dyke"; the (dis)appearance of gay issu; polls ncerng the age of gay-nnected vobulary as well as surveys of dictnary entri are ed.

The say shows a non-homophobic translator changg the text an apparently anti-gay way, renrg to a language of a largely homophobic society. Swardspeak as a Means to the Formatn of the Male Homosexuals’ Social Inty (College This).

GAY LGO AS A FORM OF DEVIANCE ESSAY EXAMPLE

Gay Lgo: The Reasons Behd Its Use (College This). How did Gay Lgo evolve to bee a form of novative viance? Do the e of Gay Lgo by the society equate to the acceptance of homosexuals the Philipp?

Gay Lgo rulted om the sheltered emotns of homosexuals here the Philipp. The rearchers believe that the extensive e of Gay Lgo today have somewhat sped up the sluggish acceptance of homosexualy by a highly patriarchal society.

Review Of Related LeratureGay Language: Defyg the Stctural Lims of English Language the Philipp Babae and bakla are faiar words Filipo street talk. In the Philipp, where sexual orientatn has bee a moral, polil, and social issue of acceptabily, homosexuals have bee victims of nmnatn— school, at the workplace, church, or elsewhere. The plac therefore have bee daily battlegrounds for them, and to w this bloodls battle, they have veloped a most potent weapon that will shield them om flyg missil of verbal ntatn and poetic malady (such as multong bakla and salot sa lipunan) fired by people wh strong patriarchal new, vibrant, potent weapon of margalized gays is language—creatively crafted like a magic spell that lors their tongue and weav their protectn.

NEW TERMS FOR GAY LGO REARCH PAPER

It is a language that only the homosexuals n unrstand.

Gayspeak” or gay language the Philipp is a form of verbal sublimatn of gay people agast the domeerg power of the posive rponse of the people outsi the gay muny to gayspeak has ironilly reward the homosexuals, givg them the chance to perate mastream culture and to be socially accepted . Babae, bakla, budaf, baklh, baklers, badg garci, pa-mihn, pa-girl, x-men—all the exprsns actually have only one meang: bakla or gay. Gay language is, as Remoto puts , “forever advent, forever begng, forever new.

Over the years, more and more words have been add to the semantic lists of gayspeak the Philipp; gay words are “ntuoly updated” (Remoto) while some words “eventually die and lose their value” (Baytan 261). In spe of this, gayspeak enjoys “eedom om the l and dictat of the society” (Suguan 1). Swardspeak may be a form of ceptn as tends to mislead the mon people a way that they would not be aware of what the male homosexuals are talkg about (pecially if is about sex, boyiends, etc.

ESSAY SAMPL ON GAY

The gay language fely do not belong to the regular tra plex of ias and actual words ed, which a number of persons nform to siar suatn and therefore, might be seen improper, appropriate, ma me and basilly wrong as dictated by the social norms (standards of behavr) that make up a culture. Ined, swardspeak has a way wh the life of the male homosexuals sic, for reasons important to them that mon people may not know, the e of n be nsired jtifiable. What implitns do have on the social environment of male homosexuals?

Only very recently did social scientists vtigate the social fa of male homosexuals yet has been very limed to areas related to behavral dic. Swardspeak as a Means to the Formatn of the Male Homosexuals’ Social Inty (College This)Gay: sic Lgo the Reasons Behd Its Use Why do male overt homosexuals speak such a strange tongue?

What is really that mak them e the gay lgo or the swardspeak, as the lgo has been labeled? Acrdg to Abraham Florendo (1975), the lgo which he lls “a lguistic gymnastics”, succeeds drawg a gay person to a clique and “the clique satisfi his basic needs to belong”.

The words ed by homosexuals are eher symbols or s. They are unrstood as affirmatns that one is a particular kd of person, or a fellow member of an the emergence of swardspeak may be jtified the sense that this special language dit the homosexual’s acceptabily and belonggns the nf of their own group. Furthermore, gay lgo n also be seen as a form of rebelln agast the mon people or the normal society to which they nnot nform.

Homosexuals prefer to ll themselv gays, have to create a world entirely their own, precisely bee they belong neher to the male nor to the female sex, orr to feel even a semblance of that elive sense of belongg (Galang, 1988).

Another reason for havg gay lgo is to achieve a mark of exclivy.

Bis strsg a sense of belonggns among group members, was also stated that a fensive stcture which is gay lgo is nstcted to have a sense of exclivens inty, and alienate or perplex is said to be the gay’s on; weav silken barriers around their securi and their secrets as well as their joys (Rezaba, 1990). In nnectn to this, Herr (1945) viewed that the language of homosexuals is somethg which associat them wh their own world. Gay lgo is also ed to rerce fantasi (Carlos, 1992) is an effective way to mask vulgary to which the layman would nsir if spoken directly.

The sward idm for stance, is ed by the gays so as not to shock the people who hear them (Rezaba, 1990).

This lgo is also able to give the gays joy upon s ventn and a sense of showg off—of the imagativens, flexibily, and range behd s creatn (Fernanz, 1981).

However, an article by Rezaba (1990), a more mandane view of the gays havg their own lgo was stated.