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''Miguxês'' ((:miɡuˈʃes) or (:miɣuˈʃeʃ)), also known in Portugal as ''pita talk'' or ''pita script'' (pronounced (:ˈpitɐ)), is an internet slang of the Portuguese language, commonly used by mostly Brazilian teenagers in Internet and other electronic media, such as messages written in cell phone. ==Brief history== Its name derives from ''miguxo'', a corruption from ''amiguxo'', turn a term used for ''amiguinho'', or "buddy" in Portuguese. This sociolect of Vernacular Brazilian Portuguese brings possible simplifications in the grammatical structures, since the vehicles in which ''miguxês'' is used are nearly universally colloquial, often space delimited (such as SMS messages, instant messengers or social networks). It also tends to have "simpler" orthography in comparison to standard Portuguese orthography, which leads to the most strong criticism to it (''miguxês'' without its common alternative spellings is associated with just normal internet and/or youth slang). There are identitarian and orthographic differences between the so-called leetspeak, ''miguxês'', ''tiopês'' and ''internetês'' — Brazilian Portuguese for netspeak, which is by far the one that most closely resembles standard Portuguese —, all common sociolects found in the Portuguese-speaking digital network community, the three latter ones created in it. Basically, the use of each category depends on the individual choice and the environment in which people are interacting. While in the Internet, in a general manner, there is a handful of different phenomenon in which users communicate with abbreviations to simplify writing, ''miguxês'' carries with it an affective intention, that is, to express an infantile language in a conversation between friends, or even satirize this style of communication. In certain subcultures in Brazil, especially in the case of what is called 'emo' there, ''miguxês'' is an item of group identification. So it would not be unusual for someone which opposes such subcultures to also develop a distaste for ''miguxês''. Brazilian 'anti-emo' groups usually satirize 'emo' teenagers with use of ''miguxês''. Together with the cited urban tribes, they started to fell out of mainstream in the early 2010s, so that they have much lower popularity with the following teen generation that did not saw its spreading as a frequent internet meme. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Miguxês」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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