The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs
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Resumo: | The increase in the use of social networks has totally impacted social systems of communication such as language. In the case of the Spanish language, one of the effects we find is the massive emergence of English words and expressions. Due to the popularity of social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, these anglicisms gain more and more space in the universe of Spanish speakers. Therefore, the aim of the present investigation is to verify which are the most frequent anglicisms in these social networks, by means of a corpus of 1721 messages, and to observe if they have a large enough impact on society to be included in academic corpora and dictionaries such as DLE and CORPES XXI of RAE and ASALE. Within this social context, it was interesting to analyze the age and gender ranges where these anglicisms are most commonly used. Based on this premise, we observed in the results the occurrence of many anglicisms in social networks, mostly used by young people, but with low representation in academic dictionaries, mainly due to the recent emergence of these words. |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organsUso de los anglicismos en Facebook y Twitter: Un estudio sobre la influencia de estas palabras en la sociedad española y sus entidades académicas lexicografíalexicologíaorganismos académicosredes socialesanglicismosanglicismslexicographylexicologyacademic organssocial networksThe increase in the use of social networks has totally impacted social systems of communication such as language. In the case of the Spanish language, one of the effects we find is the massive emergence of English words and expressions. Due to the popularity of social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, these anglicisms gain more and more space in the universe of Spanish speakers. Therefore, the aim of the present investigation is to verify which are the most frequent anglicisms in these social networks, by means of a corpus of 1721 messages, and to observe if they have a large enough impact on society to be included in academic corpora and dictionaries such as DLE and CORPES XXI of RAE and ASALE. Within this social context, it was interesting to analyze the age and gender ranges where these anglicisms are most commonly used. Based on this premise, we observed in the results the occurrence of many anglicisms in social networks, mostly used by young people, but with low representation in academic dictionaries, mainly due to the recent emergence of these words.El aumento en el uso de las redes sociales ha impactado plenamente en los sistemas de comunicación sociales como el lenguaje. En el caso de la lengua española, uno de los efectos que encontramos es la masiva llegada de palabras y expresiones inglesas. Debido a la popularidad de entornos como Facebook o Twitter, la llegada de estas voces está teniendo un arraigo considerable entre sus hablantes. Por lo tanto, nuestro objetivo en la presente investigación es observar qué anglicismos aparecen con mayor frecuencia en estas redes sociales, mediante la recogida de una muestra de 1721 mensajes, y observar si tienen un impacto suficientemente amplio en la sociedad como para aparecer en corpus y diccionarios académicos como el DLE y el CORPES XXI de la RAE y ASALE. Asimismo, dentro de este contexto social resultará interesante analizar en qué franjas de edad y género se utilizan con mayor frecuencia. A partir de esta premisa, en los resultados observaremos cómo aparece un gran número de anglicismos en redes sociales, principalmente usados por los jóvenes, pero con una baja representación en los diccionarios académicos, debido principalmente a la reciente llegada de estas palabras.SciELO PreprintsSciELO PreprintsSciELO Preprints2022-02-09info:eu-repo/semantics/preprintinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/preprint/view/353010.1590/1678-460x202247866spahttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/article/view/3530/6648Copyright (c) 2022 David Giménez Folquéshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFolqués, David Giménezreponame:SciELO Preprintsinstname:SciELOinstacron:SCI2022-02-04T16:47:27Zoai:ops.preprints.scielo.org:preprint/3530Servidor de preprintshttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scieloONGhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/oaiscielo.submission@scielo.orgopendoar:2022-02-04T16:47:27SciELO Preprints - SciELOfalse |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs Uso de los anglicismos en Facebook y Twitter: Un estudio sobre la influencia de estas palabras en la sociedad española y sus entidades académicas |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs Folqués, David Giménez lexicografía lexicología organismos académicos redes sociales anglicismos anglicisms lexicography lexicology academic organs social networks |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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The use of anglicisms in Facebook and Twitter: A study on their influence in the Spanish society and academic organs |
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Folqués, David Giménez |
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Folqués, David Giménez |
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Folqués, David Giménez |
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lexicografía lexicología organismos académicos redes sociales anglicismos anglicisms lexicography lexicology academic organs social networks |
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lexicografía lexicología organismos académicos redes sociales anglicismos anglicisms lexicography lexicology academic organs social networks |
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The increase in the use of social networks has totally impacted social systems of communication such as language. In the case of the Spanish language, one of the effects we find is the massive emergence of English words and expressions. Due to the popularity of social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, these anglicisms gain more and more space in the universe of Spanish speakers. Therefore, the aim of the present investigation is to verify which are the most frequent anglicisms in these social networks, by means of a corpus of 1721 messages, and to observe if they have a large enough impact on society to be included in academic corpora and dictionaries such as DLE and CORPES XXI of RAE and ASALE. Within this social context, it was interesting to analyze the age and gender ranges where these anglicisms are most commonly used. Based on this premise, we observed in the results the occurrence of many anglicisms in social networks, mostly used by young people, but with low representation in academic dictionaries, mainly due to the recent emergence of these words. |
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