LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

Abstract

In the digital age, electronic communication has emerged as a dominant mode of interaction, profoundly influencing the way languages are used and understood. This article explores the linguistic aspects of electronic communication, focusing on the structural, lexical, and pragmatic changes that have occurred in English, Uzbek, and Russian languages due to the widespread use of digital platforms. The study examines how electronic communication has led to the evolution of new linguistic norms, the emergence of digital dialects, and the development of a unique communication style characterized by brevity, informality, and multimodality.