The Trend of Deverbalization of Anglicisms in the Georgian Digital Vocabulary

Year 2023, , 264 - 272, 24.06.2023

Nato Beridze

https://doi.org/10.34086/rteusbe.1308392

Abstract

Verb forms that appear in Georgian with English cause many problems. The vulgar and inappropriate forms of these new forms have an impact on the language. Although these words have Georgian equivalents, there are examples where the use of English words distorts the language. There is no need to derive verbs from English in the Georgian language. On the other hand, the prevalence of such rudeness in language also creates some problems. Language becomes incomprehensible with social networks. The aim of the article is to group, classify and analyze Georgian spellings of computer-related language uses that are very common in Georgian.

Keywords

Georgian, English, deverbalization, digital, trend

Gürcü Dijital Kelime Dağarcığındaki İngilizce Kökenli Kelime ve Deyimlerin Dilsizleştirme Eğilimi

Abstract

Gürcücede İngilizce ile ortaya çıkan fiil biçimleri pek çok soruna yol açmaktadır. Bu yeni biçimlerin kaba ve uygunsuz formları dil üzerinde etkili olmaktadır. Bu kelimelerin Gürcüce karşılığı olduğu halde İngilizce kelimelerin kullanılmasının dili bozduğunun örnekleri vardır. Gürcü dilinde İngilizceden fiil türetmeye gerek yoktur. Öte yandan bu tür kabalığın dilde yaygınlaşması da birtakım sorunlar yaratmaktadır. Sosyal ağlarla dil anlaşılmaz hale dönüşmektedir. Makalenin amacı, Gürcü dilinde çok yaygın olan bilgisayar ile ilgili dil kullanımlarını gruplandırmak, sınıflandırmak ve Gürcüce yazılışlarını analiz etmektir.

Keywords

Gürcüce, İngilizce, dilsizleştirme, dijital, eğilim.

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