What are some ads with language that evokes a cetain emotion?
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There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there is Mastercard. \nI really love this ad and whenever I thnk of this, I know- yes there are some things in life which money cannot buy like love and we should value those things.
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It's called Marketing/Advertising.\n\nOf course spelling would be helpful as well.
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Laugh Out Loud\nShort form during msn and texting, designed to convey emotion when the other person can't see/hear you
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Try out Hidden emotions for the messenger.\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/hiddenemoticons.php;_ylt=AokkZrdOD1tkf716xRllguVmMMIF
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movies\npolitics\nreligion\nfood\nsex
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translated literally to Spanish excitement es exitación which in Spanish is used to refer to sexual excitement or an upset behavior as in a state of emotional upset, if you want to use it for an ad or a question not referring to any sexual or mental context it is better translated as :\nBusca emociones?< looking for emotions ( or emotion )\nDesea emociones?<wishing for emotions ( or emotion )\nQuiere emociones?<want emotions ( or emotion )\nin Spanish fué muy emocionante means it was very exciting\nemoción is used for uplifting and adventurous feelings (other than sentiments)\n\naaaaaaaaaaand two points-dos puntos-due ponti
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Best: The teacher saying the name "Beuller, Beuller,..." an ad for cable TV or something like that.\n\nI also like the psychedelic M & M ads.\n\nAll the Nike ads that end with the words "Just do it" and have no other words but just show the Nike logo are great.\n\nWorst of all time: The Geico Gecko ads\nAlso bad: The "Ride It Like a Ford" ads just suck.
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check out tv ad music.com  they have an A-Z list.\ni looked it up its a weird title -man bites man and the artist is dog dies in hot car. sounds odd i know
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The word "feeling" can be:\n\nregesh (emotion)\ntchusha (sensation)\nhargasha (a feeling)
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Cheetah,\n\nThis is an excellent question Cheetah.  There is absolutely no relationship between the linguistics and advertising industries.  It's absolutely impossible for these two industries to ever relate to each other.  \n\nLinguists, translators, and teachers never would require advertising.  These individuals have never owned businesses or otherwise been an entrepreneur.  Also, there has never been a single translator who worked for an advertising agency. \n\nBrockf12
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Have a look at this site:\nhttp://www.visit4info.co.uk/\n\nThis site has lots of commercials, some of which you may call offensive. Others are just plain funny!\n\nIf that doesn't help try these:\nhttp://www.planetvids.com/html/cat-The-Vids-genre-Commercials.html\nhttp://www.kontraband.com/main.asp?cat=tvads\n\nKontraband in particular likes the offensive type!\n\nEnjoy!
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Check out the Advertising Slogan Generator at the link below.\nIt is so cool, just type in a word and click on sloganize, and walla! instant slogan.\n\nPs. Type in your name for a good laugh. For a even bigger laugh, type in. "in bed" and see the results. Keep resubmitting for other slogans useing the same words.\nI typed in some nasty words and almost died laughing just now.
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'assorted souls to speak'\n          or\n'actually silly telly serial'
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I can suggerst you 'The Avertising Slogan Generator': http://thesurrealist.co.uk/slogan.cgi?word=estate\nor 'Sloganizer': http://www.sloganizer.net/en/\n\nI don't know if it will help you but it's fun...
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AEQUORIN, AEROBIUM, AGOUTIES, DIALOGUE, EDACIOUS, EQUATION, EULOGIAS, EUPHORIA, EUSOCIAL, EXONUMIA, JALOUSIE, OUTRAISE, SAUTOIRE, SEQUOIAS, and THIOUREA
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"serendipity" - the random occurence of something lucky and happy...\n\nand as runners up:\n\n"mint" (sounds like it tastes)\n"integrity" (sounds like it feels)\n"catastrophe" (just because it's so dramatic to say it)\n"merry" (so much more descriptive than 'happy')\n"melancholy" (because no other word means precisely that)\n\nAhaha I'm a word geek, I love words...
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avoid cliches.\nSHOW what you're feeling, dont TELL what you're feeling.\n\nfor example:\ntelling - the doorbell rang, and i was afraid to answer the door.\nshowing - the doorbell rang, and my muscles locked up. i didn't want to find out who was on the other side of the door.