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June 12, 2015

 

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However, the adoption of foreign terms in Spanish, and in particular the influence of loans from English, has traditionally met with opposition of linguists and lexicographers as well as of social and political institutions. The criticism against it is basically founded in their exotic nature. Foreign terms should be considered not only from a linguistic perspective but also from a more social angle...
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Also, anglicisms evoke the hegemony of Anglo-Saxon countries, especially the United States, and this may trigger purists attitudes. The first strong reactions against foreign elements were felt in response to the avalanche of French in the 18th century. This led to the foundation of the Real Academia Espanola (1713),which received strong official support and quickly published its first dictionary, the so-called Diccionario de autoridades (1726-39)...
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