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But for linguists around the world, the announcement wasn't about whether Oxford Dictionaries had lost it.字面译文：整理加工后通顺连贯的译文：

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Rather, it was recognition of the enormous effect that yellow smiley faces and other colorful emojis representing food, animals and hand gestures have had on the way people talk online.字面译文：整理加工后通顺连贯的译文：

Aside from widespread adoption of the icons, which began after Apple made emojis available on its iOS mobile operating system in 2011, with Android following in 2013, emojis have been one of the biggest communication breakthroughs since people took to the Internet.字面译文：整理加工后通顺连贯的译文：

As an example, he noted the huge difference in meaning between saying "I love you." as a statement with a falling intonation and saying "I love you?" as a question with a rising intonation.字面译文：整理加工后通顺连贯的译文：

But the way emojis fit so seamlessly into the way we communicate and their ongoing ubiquity give linguists the belief that they aren't going anywhere anytime soon.字面译文：整理加工后通顺连贯的译文：