I Can Eat Glass
I Can Eat Glass(Anglice,'Vitrumedere possum') fuit propositumlinguisticumininterreteantiquo ab Ethan Mollick, discipuloHarvardiano,relatum.[1]Qui dicentibusI can eat glass, it does not hurt me,locutionemAnglicam,in variissimislinguisconversam praebere volebat, locutionem ob eiusingeniuminsolitum electam.
Mollick explicavitperegrinatoribusincivitatibusexternis "impulsum invictum"[2]esse ut aliquid illalinguautentes dicant, sed quidquid dicant plerumque se peregrinatores statim probare; dicere autem "Vitrum edere possum, quod mihi non nocet," monstrare dicentem "videri indigenam insanum, ac dignitate et observantia tractari."[3]
Propositum magnopere amplificabatur cum navigatores interretiales ut translata referant invitarentur.[4]Locutio in plus quam 150linguas,inter quas nonnullae quaefictaevel excogitatae sunt, atque in codicem ex variis linguiscomputatralibuscaptis, conversa est;memum interretialemox facta est.[5]
Notae
[recensere|fontem recensere]- ↑Edward Finegan,Language: Its Structure and Use(Thomson Wadsworth, 2004,ISBN 9780838407943), 254.
- ↑Anglice:"[have] an irresistible urge."
- ↑Anglice:"will be viewed as an insane native, and treated with dignity and respect."
- ↑Carl S. Blyth,Untangling the Web: Nonce's Guide to Language and Culture on the Internet(John Wiley & Sons, 2000,ISBN 9780471392477), 48.
- ↑Adan Wooten,"International Business: Potty language: Safely navigating international water closets,"Deseret News,1 Octobris 2011.
Nexus externi
[recensere|fontem recensere]- "I can eat glass,"www.hcs.harvard.edu (Harvard Improvisational Troupe)
- "I can eat glass" in tabulas relatum,reocities.com
- "I can eat glass" in UTF-8,www.columbia.edu, a Frank da Cruz annotatum (Columbia University)