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Ask for help > Would you be so kind and help me? :)
Would you be so kind and help me? :)
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lady_alicze
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Would you be so kind and help me? :)
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Hi!
I �m writing a thesis on English borrowings in Polish advertisements. I would like to ask YOU whether in your countries there appear English words in advertising too. If yes, do you like it or not? And how do ordinary people react to anglicisms in ads?
Thank you in advance for your help :)
And once again, HAPPY EASTER!!
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11 Apr 2009
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eng789
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Yes, especially ---
It �s considered cool to use English when advertising clothing.  |
11 Apr 2009
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Akanah
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As eng789 said, it �s considered cool among young people. My parents hate it... |
11 Apr 2009
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Pam_D
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Hi there!
I �m from Chile (language= Spanish)and in advertising the words mall, sale, roaming, call center, discount and xx% off are quite popular around here. You can also see words like light (for food or drinks), happy hour and country club. There are more than these but not related to advertising.To be honest, it doesn �t bother me but the problem is that we are taking the risk of losing our identity to some extent.
Best of luck with your research project!
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11 Apr 2009
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piretraig
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In Estonia (we speak Estonian) we have super sale, light, happy hour, cool.� |
11 Apr 2009
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