What happened when Trump coined a new word "Covfefe"?

Trump coined a new word "Covfefe", and there is no doubt that he once again set off a global storm.

What did the foreign media say?

According to foreign media reports, during his recent visit to Europe and the Middle East, Trump was not active on Twitter. However, since I returned to America last Saturday, I have restarted Twitter. After tweeting "Covfefe" in the early morning of May 3 1, Trump tweeted about climate change, Russia and many other topics that morning.

Although he has been joking on Twitter, Trump just can't stop. The president from a political party said through a White House spokesman that using Twitter can help him talk directly with Americans, thus bypassing the media he has long criticized.

Anyone familiar with Trump's Twitter style knows that this is not the first time he has misspelled it.

Earlier, he said that the news that he would be a reality show producer was "ridiculous" and the correct spelling should be "ridiculous", which means ridiculous. He once added an "e" after "wait". These spelling mistakes are deleted after publishing, and then the content with correct spelling is republished.

What do netizens say?

Previously, Trump's little hand had been ridiculed by the American people. This time, netizens took the opportunity to play.

Some netizens speculated that Trump actually wanted to write "Coverage", and he solemnly established an entry for "Covfefe"-"CovFefe (noun) is used when you want to say coverage, but your hand is too small to press all the letters on the keyboard." An unofficial World of Warcraft account said: "Covfefe means' little hand' in the orc tribe."

The stupidest thing in this carnival is Webster's Twitter Bian Xiao. After discovering that everyone was madly spreading a word he didn't understand, he resentfully wrote: "Wake up and tweet for a while ... Well, I have a new word to look up ... I really regret posting Weibo, and I'm going back to sleep."

People adapted the lines in Forrest Gump: "Life is like a pile of Trump tweets, you never know what you will get."