In the strong, silent type. That's why I also first properly rested, until something occurred to me.
Very well, actually I was busy with school and the like, but at least in the morning it is almost the same.
So Anglicisms.
ugly things, yes. Do not get me wrong, I have nothing against the English language, not at all. But please, folks, either German or English. Not both.
I mean yes, but why you can no longer make normal? Today, you then have a meeting. Or a date. Depending on whether the person with whom one is a tie bearing Sesselfurzer meets with too much income or a good-looking, junges Mädchen ist.
Gerade im Bereich der schlipstragenden Sesselfurzer ist das sehr extrem geworden. Es gibt keinen Vorstandsvorsitzenden mehr in den Unternehmen. Diese schimpfen sich CEO. Das bedeutet soviel wie "Chief Executive Officer". Trotzdem hat nur die deutsche Bezeichnung eine rechtliche Bedeutung, zumindest hierzulande, aber das interessiert niemanden. Vorallem nicht den CEO. Oder den CIO, CISO, CAO, CBO, CCO, CDO et cetera. Ich mus jetzt nicht das ganze Alphabet durchgehen, aber es gibt tatsächlich so viele und noch mehr englische Bezeichnungen in dem Bereich. Alles Chief Officers. Also die, die jeden Morgen mit einem Porsche oder vergleichbar teuren Fahrzeug zur Arbeit fahren, direkt neben dem Eingang parken um einen weiteren Tag lang to fart in a leather armchair.
But even under normal mortals are becoming increasingly common use of Anglicisms instead of their German counterparts. (Pendants. .. comes from the French ... and make the Frenchies have funny things ...)
professions, for example. Designer would be such candidates. I once asked one if he really was a designer. He said no. It would be no such thing as a gay designer, but a trained designer. Yes.
pliers.
Also on the road are preferred English words to German. Just imagine Just imagine the clash of two groups of young people:
"Ey Digger, you have no style Your whole family is sometimes full of lame, old!"
"Meine Homies haben mehr Style als deine Eier, Gaylord!"
Okay. Man hat nicht nur keinen Stil mehr, heutzutage fehlt einem wenn, dann der gesamte Style.
Der Gaylord ist wohl der Begriff, an dessen Stelle ich vor kurzem noch "Schwuchtel" vermutet hätte. Und Homies? Also bitte. Nicht mal vernünftiges Englisch verhunzt unsere Sprache, nein, es muss auch ncoh englische Umgangssprache sein.
Allerdings ist der zweite Satz höchst interessant. Viele werden mir zustimmen, wenn ich behaupte, dass das Wort "Sippe" im allgemeinen deutschen Sprachgebrauch schon etwas veraltet erscheint. Insofern steht es stark im Kontrast zu den verwendeten Anglizismen, die ja offensichtlich als "modern" empfunden werden.
Ja, Anglicisms are apparently quite "in".
Because, I get the question: Where "in" are the now?
The "in" his shows, for example, to realize that sometimes not even the real sense of the word is transferred.
Take the cell phone. In English, meaning "mobile" means "useful". If you look at the things see Staring, one wonders for so many things about their usefulness. Some are some are not. Always these stereotypes. With the native speakers, with their "cell phone" not better off. Who drags quite a cell phone around with you?
But just makes the self-test. Go / swim / fly to England and ask someone there, whether it be "mobile" you can use. You will certainly reap puzzled looks.
But at least in this country you have so agreed. "Mobile phone" it will anyway only be called on Beam table. Beam table is a dialect which is spoken mainly by administrative officials, but that is a different chapter.
But even in the field of technology are not Anglicisms indispensable.
who has been playing with his "pleasure bar"? It uses a joystick to kindly! Or a gamepad. But no mere "game pad"!
At least you control most of the mouse. But probably only because the pronunciation is identical to the English word "mouse" is. And we write with the keyboard. Fortunately, using here but also some of the correct term "keyboard". Some subintelligenten people confuse the forms of musical instruments, so is the German term here imer also displaced more and more.
And what did you just against your computer? Is your computer for so much better?
Well, your mother must be put somewhere in there Brett yes. Together with the processor and graphics card.
good quality, not even with such a thing one can consistently choose a language.
Where will the lead at the end?
Linguistic outsourcing?
honest all these language-globalization gets on my nerves.
And if you go me on the nerves, I put you into the gully, do the cover and you druff never come back to the daylight!
Oh Lord, please give me back my language ... (Wise Guys, Denglisch)
