On Tuesday, Cuba Wojciudzki hosted a famous linguist, Prof. Jerzy Pralczyk. In the same episode, the show’s host also questioned Young Liusya and Kakper Bonski. There were a lot of youthful expressions that not everyone understood clearly. It was also an introduction to the debate on language that has developed significantly recently. Professor Jerzy Pralczyk does not hide the fact that not all of the new terms are to his liking.
Jerzy Pralczyk protests the term “guest”. “Artificial adaptation to fashion”
The linguist admitted that he is not a supporter of the ban and closely follows the development of the language, but he is not convinced, for example, by some feminists that have become widely used recently.
“I don’t really like taboos, so I observe with some sympathy mockery of taboos, playing with taboos, and even provocations. I also do not like such top-down prompts, top-down orders that limit our linguistic possibilities,” Professor Pralček began.
– I confess.
Koba Wojciudzki agreed with the linguist’s opinion, pointing out that the word “guest” does not have any evaluative connotation, and therefore it is not necessary to use the feminine form of this word. then Young told Liusia that it “doesn’t matter” to her the tone the host uses towards her.
The professor intervened. Pralczyk added:
“Maybe because I understand the saying “guest” or as some prefer “guest”. – Both forms were present in dictionaries – As a somewhat artificial adaptation to current fashion or trends So I don’t see it as a natural form. I prefer to use natural forms,” the professor concluded.
Kuba Wojciudzki and Prof. Jerzy Pralczyk
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