This article explores the concept of "linguistic personality" in the context of human language usage and its unique characteristics in virtual communication. Virtual communication leads to a redefined relationship with space and time, influencing self-expression and confidentiality in interactions. The paper scientifically analyzes the dynamic aspects of virtual communication and the linguistic personality.

linguistic personality, virtual communication, linguistics, communication, internet, new technologies.

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