Post by account_disabled on Dec 7, 2023 3:50:31 GMT
Over the centuries our language evolved, before arriving at the Italian we know today. Well, perhaps we have to say goodbye forever to our beautiful language, to its sound, to its musicality, to its poetry too. I wonder what the boundary is between evolution and destruction of a language : because the more time passes, the more I see our terms abandoned, even forgotten, by virtue of a forced adoption of cacophonous Anglo-Saxon terms: anglicisms. New professions impose new languages These are the web professions, especially those that are imposing a language full of useless English terms.
It's a trend that's all the rage, all it takes is for one person to start copying, without even asking themselves the question of what they're writing. If you want to work on the web, if you want to be a web Phone Number Data designer or, better yet, a social media manager, a community manager, an e-reputation manager, a digital pr, a global communication strategist and an account technology strategist (the war it's a serious matter, we're not joking here) then you too have to speak and write using absurd, unpronounceable and insignificant and insignificant terms, otherwise you're out of the loop. Towards a bastardization of the language I don't call this evolution. No, it's a real bastardization of Italian . Sounds, noises or rather, foreign ones introduced by dozens and by force into our language.
It's not progress that requires it, I'm sorry but I don't believe it. Progress began with man, certainly not with the invention of the internet. And don't tell me that we use the word flash and also computer , because I answer that it is true, yes, but these are isolated cases and confined to specific products. But I don't want the skills in my CV (ah, how beautiful Latinorum is) and I won't put them there. CLICK TO TWEET Not to mention the extreme cases, then, no, sorry, the extreme cases , the Italian-English verbs like followare , embeddare , scrinsciottare and other rubbish of that kind. Because, you see, saying “follow”, “insert/embed” and “create a screen image” is crazy, really crazy and meaningless.
It's a trend that's all the rage, all it takes is for one person to start copying, without even asking themselves the question of what they're writing. If you want to work on the web, if you want to be a web Phone Number Data designer or, better yet, a social media manager, a community manager, an e-reputation manager, a digital pr, a global communication strategist and an account technology strategist (the war it's a serious matter, we're not joking here) then you too have to speak and write using absurd, unpronounceable and insignificant and insignificant terms, otherwise you're out of the loop. Towards a bastardization of the language I don't call this evolution. No, it's a real bastardization of Italian . Sounds, noises or rather, foreign ones introduced by dozens and by force into our language.
It's not progress that requires it, I'm sorry but I don't believe it. Progress began with man, certainly not with the invention of the internet. And don't tell me that we use the word flash and also computer , because I answer that it is true, yes, but these are isolated cases and confined to specific products. But I don't want the skills in my CV (ah, how beautiful Latinorum is) and I won't put them there. CLICK TO TWEET Not to mention the extreme cases, then, no, sorry, the extreme cases , the Italian-English verbs like followare , embeddare , scrinsciottare and other rubbish of that kind. Because, you see, saying “follow”, “insert/embed” and “create a screen image” is crazy, really crazy and meaningless.