Saturday, July 25, 2020
Pseudo-English terms in Italian
Vera Gheno, Zanichelli’s “Linguista Errante” has recently published an instructive article (in Italian) on “pseudoanglicismi” -- those words and terms in Italian that look like English words, but whose meaning is quite different from their meaning in English.
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There is no possibility of leaving comments to her article, but, the concept of Pseudoanglicisms has already been described and exemplified in depth by Christiano Furiassi in 2010, if I am not mistaken. I used his work as a theoretical background for not only my master thesis on Pseudoanglicisms but also for my scientific papers later presented and published in linguistic conferences in Serbia and Croatia.
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