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The aim of this study is twofold: 1) to find out what aspects of linguistic and discourse features are contained in WhatsApp conversations 2) to investigate WhatsApp used by different generations. WhatsApp analysis tertiary level students, Indonesia was conducted to analyse the language elements used in WhatsApp groups. WhatsApp chat collected through mobile devices is fully analysed and then categorized into linguistic and discourse features. The results shown in this study are that there are several differences between the WhatsApp language used by generation X and generation Y in linguistic and discourse features. WhatsApp's message to Generation X is more likely to use letters that are omitted, logograms, and initialism, while Generation Y uses non-standard spelling, shortening, and pictograms. The features of discourse in both generations produce the same number of mixed languages. Whereas generation Y uses fewer letters for emphasis in conversation while they using WhatsApp than generation X.

Generational Differences Related to Linguistic and Discourse Features of WhatsApp Users of Texting