Multimodal Corpus Language Research and chatting Conversation Analysis

This study started from the following several premises. 1) Human verbal communication is a social act. 2) Humans interact multimodally with the outside world (including humans) through their sense organs. 3) A language can express data of different modalities due to its zero modality (amodal). This paper introduced Verschueren's pragmatic point of view, Gu's simulative modeling of multimodal corpus linguistics research method, and the principle of coincidence of language expression(言思情貌整一原则). Based on them, SNS chatting conversations reflecting the characteristics of spoken language dynamically were analyzed. As the result, it was shown that the chatting conversations generate meanings by expressing emotions through photos and emoticons and are discontinued by one party.