“Report of the 100 Most Common Language Mistakes on the Internet in 2021” points out the mistakes we make most often in discussions, posts and online posts. In 2021 alone, we made over 5 million errors, which means an average of one error occurs every six seconds.
- According to the report on Most Common Language Errors on the Internet, in 2021 a misspelled word appeared on the Internet on average every 6 seconds.
- Poles and Poles made more than 5 million mistakes last year. Most often, these were word errors with common and disjointed spellings
- Analysts also calculated that the word sleeper was not the most used word for young people in 2021. It ranked 73rd in the ranking.
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“Report on the 100 most common language errors on the Internet in 2021” created to mark the upcoming International Mother Language Day (February 21). Last year, more than 5.1 million of the most common errors were discovered and analyzed, which is a slight decrease compared to 2020, when there were 5.2 million. We are glad that the upward trend has stopped – between 2019 and 2020, the number of errors committed increased by about 800 thousand.
An error every six seconds
According to the calculations of the authors of the report, a misspelled word appears in the “Polish” Internet on average every six seconds. The most common sources of errors are entries on Facebook (42.1%), websites (17.6%), and Twitter (17.1%). YouTube ranks fourth on the web where most mistakes are made (14%) – the remaining 5% are only 5%.
A report on the 100 most common mistakes made on the Internet in 2021.
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By far the most common mistake is “emphatic” (correct spelling – sure). This bug held the number one spot last year. Errors such as ‘today’ (correct spelling – today), ‘really’ (correct spelling – really), generally/wogule (correct spelling – not at all) and even now (correct spelling – yet) have been made less frequently. Therefore, most of the errors that make it to the top have to do with joint and disjointed spellings. Compared to the results of the 2020 survey, the “original” bugs and “thieves” fell off the top. The first fifteen were combined with “opposite/opposite” and “ktury” (the correct forms are opposite/opposite and whichever).
A report on the 100 most common mistakes made on the Internet in 2021.
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Take off a sleeping plane
The report also provided a fair list of the most frequently used youth words. The basis here was the proposals submitted as part of the Youth Speech Poll of the Year organized by PWN since 2016. The analysis covered the 15 units with the highest turnout and winners last year, i.e. Word was asleep only in the distant 73rd. First place was by smash/crush, second place random/random, and third place was by losers.
A report on the 100 most common mistakes made on the Internet in 2021.
Photo: NadWyraz.com
“At this point, it is worth considering the legality of holding similar public referendums, far from fair voting, and the choice of a particular word supported by a specific group of unrepresented Internet users. The poll itself is an interesting undertaking that evokes a lot of emotion and motivates Internet users to Discussing the topic of language, however, the methodology is very ineffective and questionable,” the report’s authors wrote.
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“A report on the 100 most common mistakes made on the Internet in 2021,” the report reads. It was created in cooperation with the brand nadwyraz.com with the portal polszczyzna.pl and the technology partner, an Internet monitoring tool, SentiOne. You can find the full report here.
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