Only every third Crimean never uses Englishism in working communication
Krympress reports:
In a service survey Superjob Economically active citizens took part.
12% of the inhabitants of Crimea constantly use foreign words in working communication, each second (54%) — from time to time: “Most technological processes, computer programs and working principles for which these words are used are developed in English -speaking countries.” Only every third (34%) never uses foreign words.
As for the comments to colleagues about the use of Englishism, only 6% of respondents regularly make them, and every fifth sometimes. Most citizens prefer not to focus on this.
Anglicisms at work can often be heard from men than from women. However, men about foreign words are also more likely to give out remarks.
Refined with income of 100 thousand rubles are explained with colleagues with the help of Englishisms more often than those whose income is less. They also give out comments on this subject more actively.
Citizens under 35 years of age love to plunge a foreign word into a working dialogue more than those older. And employees from 45 years old more often make comments.
Anglicisms can be used instead of a mat, because their meaning can be understood in different ways— the respondents joke.
Time: 14-24 March 2025
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