The Emoji-To-English Dictionary: Your Text-Message Translation Guide (Paperback)
If you think you're good at coming up with imaginative emoji combinations, think again! The Emoji-to-English Dictionary challenges you to step up your game with more than 100 phrases that will have you ROFL. This unique guide gives you the lowdown on the most hilarious and unexpected emoji phrases around. Divided by topic, each chapter translates dozens of emoji combinations into plain ol' English, so that you can quickly incorporate them into your messages--and even brainstorm crazy one-liners of your own!
Complete with illustrations of each emoji phrase, The Emoji-to-English Dictionary provides you with the tools you need to truly master the world of emojis.
Complete with illustrations of each emoji phrase, The Emoji-to-English Dictionary provides you with the tools you need to truly master the world of emojis.
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"Words are no longer important. It's all emojis. We never really have to speak again, unless... Well sometimes there's not an emoji for what you're really trying to say. So you've got to improvise or get creative. That's the brilliance behind The Emoji-To-English Dictionary." - BroBible
"It had to happen. Adams Media has come out with The Emoji-to-English Dictionary, which treats the world-changing topic with all the seriousness it deserves, like when it links the symbols of pizza, a restroom, a boy running and an explosion. What do they add up to? Food poisoning, of course." --SF Gate
"It had to happen. Adams Media has come out with The Emoji-to-English Dictionary, which treats the world-changing topic with all the seriousness it deserves, like when it links the symbols of pizza, a restroom, a boy running and an explosion. What do they add up to? Food poisoning, of course." --SF Gate