ANGLICISM - INDIVIDUAL
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This document discusses the history of the French language and the increasing influence of English terms. It notes major changes to French during the Renaissance period and differences between Old and Modern French. The document also examines how English adopted some French terms after the Hundred Years' War and how English became a dominant global language after World War 2, leading to many English or "Anglicismes" entering the French language, especially in the areas of technology, the internet, and social media. Several sources on the topic of Anglicisms in French are cited.
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The document discusses a hotel website and reviews different aspects of it. It notes that the homepage is simple but useful for booking rooms. The hotel targets both corporate and leisure travelers, offering facilities like a business center and restaurant. It does three things well: clearly listing available room types and features, offering excellent on-site facilities, and providing information in both Korean and English. Three things that could be improved are adding more pictures, highlighting its ideal location near other buildings, and emphasizing its motto of prioritizing customer satisfaction.
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ANGLICISM - INDIVIDUAL
- 1. Diana (Seo Hee) Cho 034 – 556 – 134 FRN309FB Stéphane Millescamps
- 2. • Huge changes such as education, science, philosophy, and languages during the Renaissance. • Many differences between Old and Modern French. • In 1453, the 100 year’s war in France. • France lost many provinces from England which speaks English. • France won over the English and retook their provinces such as Paris, Normandy, etc. • Since the 100 year’s war, English adopted French slightly • A motto “Shame on him who thinks this evil”, which means that Henry V of England only got educated by English (“History”).
- 3. “Le Web” • Je suis en train d'étudier le français et le web design. (I'm studying French and web design) • Aimez-vous naviguer sur la toile ? (Do you like navigating on the web?) (“Franglais”) le courrier électronique
- 4. “Le Smartphone” • Ce sont les accros du smartphone. (These are the smartphone addicts.) • J'ai acheté un téléphone intelligent à ma femme. (I bought a smartphone to my wife.)
- 5. “Un Tchat” • On se Tchat après les cours. (Chatting is better). • Bavarder pendant un concert est grossier. (Chat during a concert is rude) (« Phrase »)
- 6. . “Downloader” • Je downloade une image de très bonne qualité. (I download a picture of very good quality.) • Téléchargez de la musique, des séries TV, des films et bien plus encore. (Download music , TV shows , movies and more.) (“La Crème”).
- 7. . “L’email” • L'e-mail s'est imposé comme l'outil le plus utilisé en entreprise. (The e-mail has become the most used business tool) • Le courriel est un mode de communication utilisé dans le monde du travail (Email is a mode of communication in the workplace) (“Bonne”).
- 8. Influence De Anglicism • “British Imperialism & the USA Gaining WorldWide Power since World War 2” (Fortin,7). • Europe was destroyed by the war and the USA led many advances on technologies and economies. • English has become a language of communication and social media (Fortin, 8).
- 9. Ouvrages Cités • "Bonne Utilisation De L'e-mail En Entreprise." Innover En France. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Feb. 2015. • "Créer Un Modèle De Page WordPress." WordPress Channel. N.p., 31 Aug. 2010. Web. 01 Mar. 2015. • Fortin, Marie. "Anglicisms in the French Language:." N.p., June 2009. Web.1 Mar. 2015 • "Franglais Et Anglicismes: Quand Le Français Se Met à Parler Anglais." Slate.fr. N.p., n.d. Web. 27 Feb. 2015. • "History of the French Language." Slmc.uottawa.ca. N.p., n.d. Web. 27 Feb. 2015.
- 10. • "La Crème Des Contenus. En Un Clic." Apple. N.p., n.d. Web. 01 Mar. 2015. • "Phrase D'exemple En Français : Bavarder Pendant Un Concert Est Grossier. - Tatoeba." Phrase D'exemple En Français : Bavarder Pendant Un Concert Est Grossier. - Tatoeba. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Feb. 2015.