Why does italian language has a lot of english?
Why does italian language has a lot of english?
Dylan Reyes
Asher Moore
Shitalian language
Isaiah Ross
It doesn't, that's japanese tard
Lucas Moore
Privacy, computer
Joseph Cook
It kinda does tho you guys have a lot of anglicisms
t. Italian speaker
Ryder Butler
I wouldn't say it's true aside from fields like IT or economics
Matthew King
It doesn't, the fact that people are using english terms instead of italian ones is because of the massive english media influence, and because young italians are retarded and ignorant.
Juan Murphy
Pretty sure our language has waaaay more
''Ok'' is now a PT word, for example
Lucas Baker
>Got an Italian flatmate
>Can generally understand what she's saying by searching for the closest English cognate
Other way round, desu
Jonathan Allen
in engineering classes a lot of teachers call computers "calcolatore", which is the correct term. However, if you say calcolatore in front of normies, they will mock you and call you a nerd.
Noah Myers
not more than any other relevant language
at least we're not like germans whose teenagers speak half english half german because das ist cool, mein lad! xDDD
Aiden Gonzalez
Those aren't common words, when watching anime I noticed they sued English words for very basic things
No, non è vero a parte per termini molto tecnici
Luis Stewart
Same thing with me and my shit people. But even WORSE, they can't hold a proper conversation today without using a shitton of dirty anglicisms.
Ian Jackson
I mean as i was learning italian i realized that a lot of words that had no direct translations based on a latin lexem tended to be anglicisms or germanisms instead.
Si e vero tho, specialmente in anno recente, e non solo con termini tecnici ma molto parole mundane
Charles Cox
*molto parole mundane anche
Leggi questo
telegraph.co.uk
Adam Hall
How come you don't have "privacità" or similar
Jackson Russell
riservatezza
Cameron Sullivan
Because it's fun, I always say stuff like chattare, googlare and tweetare :3
Jack Taylor
I use nabbo, sfleshato, dabbare
Aiden Ramirez
shitalians hate shitaly and LARP as angloamericans
Brayden Ward
Dabbare is pretty nice. I like also sushare e weekendare
Austin White
>Because it's fun, I always say stuff like chattare, googlare and tweetare :3
Chase Roberts
Furious :3
Ryan Taylor
Because it's a dumb nu-word for faggots who want to stay alone
Ryder Watson
>being of old stock, with mos maiorum morals and grave but serious attitude
>nu
you're the nufaggots, faggot
now go back to instagram and leave this place
Jacob Davis
English has so many latinisms that can be considered an hybrid language
Gavin Cox
>vado alla spiaggia nel weekend-ah
Connor Ross
>WE WUZ LATINZ N SHIEEET
the absolute state of muttalians, ladies and gentlemen...
Daniel Gomez
Asher Miller
around half our words are from latin or french
Ayden Bell
riservatezza, calcolatore
it's true only that some IT things retained their common English name
like, "mouse"
in Spanish it's "raton"
in French it's "souris"
in Italian we never translated it into "sorcio" or "ratto" or "topo"
millenario di merda
true, but if in English you have both anglo-saxon and latin roots for many words (e.g. kingdom/reign, freedom/liberty), in Italian generally only either the latin root or the foreignism is used (or exist as a word, see "mouse" above in the meaning of "souris d'ordinateur" )