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The Top Words, Phrases, and Names of the 21st century follow. 2018: Top Words: No. 1 Truth, No. 2 Narrative, No. 3, Opioids Top Phrases: No 1. Weinstein Effect (and #MeToo), 2. Nuclear Option (North Korean version.), 3. Deep State Top Names: No. 1 Donald Trump, No. 2 Vladimir Putin, No. 3 Neil Gorsuch 2017: …
GLM’s Top Words of the Year Record the History of the 21st Century. Many of the shifts first noted by the trend and narrative-tracking techniques of GLM can be found here, also.
For more information call 1.737.215.7750, or email info@languagemonitor.com or tweet to @Languagemonitor Updated Daily The Moment: The Top Word of the Year 2018 for Global English (#WOTY) Weaponize: The Top Word of the Year 2018 for the United States, alone. Christmas - New Years Holiday, 2018, Austin, Texas — The Moment is the Top Word of the Year for 2018 …
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The Top Trending Words of 2018 for Global English The Moment, Weaponize, and OpIoids are The Top Trending Words of 2018 for Global English followed by North Korean Nukes, Woke, Family separation, Trade war, Fake news, Pyeong-Chang, and Represent July 17, 2018, Austin, Texas — The Moment is the Top Trending Word of the Year (#WOTY) for 2018, in the latest global analysis by the Global …
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Recently, The Global Language Monitor (GLM) announced that Truth is the Word of the Year for 2017. To See the Top Words, Phrases, and Names of 2017, click here A Brief Retrospective on the Nature of Truth and Why It Confuses Us So To Read How GLM’s Top Words of the Year Record …
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The English language well represents the tumultuous and tempestuous world of today. Excellent Question, Will … August 2017, Austin, TEXAS, and NEW YORK (Update) — The Global Language Monitor (GLM) today announced the Top Trending Words of the Year (#WOTY) for 2017 (Mid-year Update). The final Top Words of 2017 will be announced on …
The Seventh Annual Analysis by the Global Language Monitor NEW YORK, September 12, 2014 – “All things New York” has been named the Top Fashion Buzzword for 201 4, in the Global Language Monitor’s seventh annual ranking. Attitude, Reds, Underbut(t) and Visible Panty Lines (VPL) follow. Boyfriend Jeans, Side Boobs, The Kardashian Clan, Robe-style Coats, and Pastels follow. “All Things …
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First time a city has topped the ranking The Sixth Annual Analysis by the Global Language Monitor New York, February 21, 2013 – The city of London has been named the Top Fashion Buzzword for 2013, in the Global Language Monitor’s sixth annual ranking. London breaks the two year chart topping by the Duchess of …
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Top Trending Business Buzzwords, 3rd Edition The World of Business as Reflected in English Language Buzzwords, Second Edition Austin, Texas, June 17, 2015 — The Global Language Monitor has announced the Top Business Buzzwords of the Year, for Global English, the world’s pre-eminent language of commerce. It is often noted that the world of business includes its …
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Global Language Monitor’s Ninth Biennial List of Top Politically (in)Correct Words for 2016 and 2015 “House Masters” No More Follows the lead of Los Angeles County Purchasing Department in 2004. Austin, Texas, 2016 — Harvard University captured the Top Politically (in)Correct Word of the Year Award in the Global Language Monitor’s Ninth Biennial List for 2016 and …
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UPDATE: March 23 2017 (Originally AUSTIN, Texas July 15-17, 2016) – Bigly, Brexit, and ‘Non-binary’ lead the Top Trending Words and Phrases of 2016 thus far, followed by the Prince Symbol, Zika, Gun Violence / Gun Culture, Safe Place, Heroin and fentanyl according to the current word trends in global English being tracked by …
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Global Language Monitor’s 16th Annual Survey of Global English Documenting the year 2015 through English-language word usage Microagression is the Top Word, Donald J. Trump the Top Name, and Migrant Crisis the Top Phrase, of 2015. AUSTIN, Texas, December 27, 2015 — Microaggression is the Top Word, Donald J. Trump the Top Name, and Migrant Crisis the …
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Heart emoji anointed 2014’s word of the year AJ Dellinger— Jan 2, 2015 at 2:42PM | Last updated Dec 11, 2015 at 8:40AM Emojis <3 The Internet broke language in 2014. The Global Language Monitor (GLM) has awarded the heart emoji as the most popular word in the English language. “This is the first time an …
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The Emoji Have Won the Battle of Words Command Z By JESSICA BENNETT JULY 25, 2014, The New York Times Even long stories can be reduced to a small string of symbols. Comprehension may still be a problem, however. CreditJames C. Best, Jr. for It started about six months ago, with a smiley face here and there, a sequence …
Obama: du candidat super star au président mal aimé … La couverture de l’élection de Barack Obama a été sans commune mesure avec les élections présidentielles de 2000 et 2004. Jacques Portes explique pourquoi le président des Etats-Unis n’a pas réussi à transformer ce succès planétaire en atout au cours de son mandat. …
The Internet’s Fury Scorned Obama Oval Office speech analysis provokes unprecedented response Austin, Texas, July 2, 2010. The first decade of the 21st century has witnessed a great many terrible, sad and historical events, with a few, unfortunately fleeting moments of great joy sprinkled between the dirges. We have done our best to analyze the …
“Truth” is Top Word of the Year 2017 by The Global Language Monitor The Only Analysis for Global English Worldwide 18th annual analysis by the Global Language Monitor “Weinstein Effect” (and #MeToo) is the Top Phrase and Xi Jinping is the Top Name of 2017 Recently, The Global Language Monitor (GLM) announced that Truth is the Word of the Year …
‘Progress’ is the Top Un-Trending Word (Decliner) for 2019 For More Information, go to LanguageMonitor.com or call 1.737.215.7750 or email info@LanguageMonitor.com Austin, Texas. September 5, 2012 — ‘Woke’ is the Top Trending Word of the Year (#WOTY) for 2019 thus far, in the latest global analysis by the Global Language Monitor. ‘Woke’ Is followed by ‘Consequential’, ‘Migrants’, …
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Summary: “Since the turn of the century, the Global Language Monitor has been naming the words of global English that have had the most profound influence upon the language, the culture, and/or the world of the 21st century,” said Paul JJ Payack, President, and Chief Word Analyst. “GLM ‘s methodology, true to its Silicon Valley heritage, …
The Word Fake Rooted in Ethnic Slur Against Hindi and Muslim Holy Men Harvard Takes the Top Politically (In)correct Word of the Year Award for replacing House Master with Faculty Dean June 6, 2017 (Update) Austin, TEXAS, and NEW YORK — The Global Language Monitor (GLM) today announced that Truth is the Word of the Year for …
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Documenting the year 2015 through English-language word usage Global Language Monitor’s 16th Annual Survey of Global English AUSTIN, Texas, December 28, 2015 — Microaggression is the Top Word, Donald J. Trump the Top Name, and Migrant Crisis the Top Phrase, of 2015. This is the 16th Annual survey of the English language by the Global Language Monitor. Microaggression is an …
Top Global English Word of 2016 is a Meme May 1, 2017, Austin, TEXAS and NEW YORK — The Global Language Monitor (GLM) today announced that the Global English Word of the Year for 2016 is not a word but a meme: the blood-soaked image of Omran Daqneesh, five years old, sitting in an ambulance while awaiting …
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Flashback: Gulf Oil Spill and Rise of ‘the Narrative’ in Politics The Importance of Tracking Evolving Narratives . Gulf Oil Spill Vs. Katrina . Obama vs. BP The Lesson of the Gulf Oil Spill narrative is the importance of controlling the narrative, since whoever wins of the narrative, controls the story in terms of political …
The Various Global Language Monitor Word of the Year Schedules GLM Words of the Year Schedules No. 1, Words, Names and Phrases of 2014 will be announced during the US Thanksgiving Week, Tuesday November 25 No. 2, Top Business Buzzwords (50) will be announced in early December. No.3, Top Words of the Quindecennial of the …
The Future of Global English (400 Years in the Future) Dec.27,2016 MicroEssay by Paul JJ Payack, September 19,2016 The conquest of Global English is nearly complete. It is impossible to hold back this tide. The Tsunami of English has already swept over the earth. The question now is how to adjust to this new reality. …
