/int/ - >"our language needs a word for this new concept/p - International

Anonymous

10/21/25(Tue)08:03:18 No.216052902

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Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:03:18 No.216052902 Archived

>"our language needs a word for this new concept/product, what should we do?"

>"let's just take the english word and pronounce it retardedly"

you don't really.. do you..?

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:05:05 No.216052949

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:05:05 No.216052949

>>216052902
That is how English came about (borrowed from French)

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:05:12 No.216052951

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:05:12 No.216052951

We do. Everyone already mixes in english words in their sentences here. It's only a matter of time before we drop swedish completely in a century or two.

Anglos won.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:06:24 No.216052973

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:06:24 No.216052973

>9 times out of 10 the english word in question is actually french
do Angoloids really...?

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:07:41 No.216053004

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:07:41 No.216053004

>>216052951
At least you aren't as bad as the Norwegians, I've never seen a more Americanized people.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:09:33 No.216053047

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:09:33 No.216053047

>>216052902
We do be like that

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:12:22 No.216053108

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:12:22 No.216053108

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>>216052902
Fake language

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:13:06 No.216053130

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:13:06 No.216053130

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>>216053004
More than us? Interesting.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:13:25 No.216053138

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:13:25 No.216053138

>language
French
>concept
Latin
>product
Latin
>just
French
>pronounce
French
>retarded
French
...

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:15:45 No.216053189

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:15:45 No.216053189

>>216052902
Worse, linguists here try and create new words from various slavic origins, but those get overwritten by media using English loanwords, making the new original ones redundant. Extremely annoying

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:16:26 No.216053202

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:16:26 No.216053202

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Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:17:15 No.216053216

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:17:15 No.216053216

>>216052902
>tf
>tp
60% of your language is mispronounced French/Latin.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:17:52 No.216053236

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:17:52 No.216053236

>>216053130
Think zoom-zooms exaggerate it. Paid attention to some kids speaking, and all I heard was "oh my fucking god" or something retarded like that. Hopefully she will be embarrassed by it later too.

King of the Hittites
10/21/25(Tue)08:19:17 No.216053265

King of the Hittites 10/21/25(Tue)08:19:17 No.216053265

>>216052902
Rooshagger enlighten me, why do you use names such as eSafety, Safe Work Australia etc. for your government agencies and bodies

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:24:20 No.216053378

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:24:20 No.216053378

>>216052902
Spoiler: the word is of french/latin origin and is already in Spanish.
I guess "community manager" sounds more interesting than MANEJADOR DE COMUNIDAD

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:24:26 No.216053380

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:24:26 No.216053380

>>216053236
It's not just younger people. Millenials and gen-x do it too. It's more subtle, where they just throw in an english word in the middle of a sentence to describe something. Or like you said, "Oh my god" and the like.

I've caught myself doing the same thing multiple times and I cringe at it afterwards. I try to speak as much swedish as possible without mixing in english. My brain has become so raped by english that I sometimes forget the swedish word for something but remember the english word for it.