Social Media Language Patterns in Jordan: A Data-Driven Study of Regional Dialects

Abstract

The complicated linguistic trends prevalent in Jordan's social media are investigated in this study. Data-driven analysis is used to look at how people in various parts of the world use formal and informal pronouns, slang, and hashtags. Despite the study finding a contradiction in the idea of linguistic homogeneity, the research also finds that shared digital identities transcend regional boundaries and regional disparities, demonstrating the complex cultural fabric within the digital realm. The aforementioned findings inspire a philosophical inquiry into the heart of linguistic events in the digital realm, prompting introspection on issues like digital public sphere identity, cultural representation, and ethical debate. This research is the first step toward understanding the complex dynamics at play between global language patterns and regional considerations in the dynamic context of digital communication.