Anglicisms in the German language - in spite of linguistic purism?
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The paper explores the concept of linguistic submissiveness in German, examining how it manifests in various contexts, particularly in travel-related interactions. It highlights a specific encounter with a travel service hostess, illustrating the complexities of communication and the nuances of language use in customer service scenarios. The study reflects on the implications of this submissiveness in broader linguistic and cultural frameworks, drawing from both contemporary examples and academic references to deepen the analysis.
