Blame Coors Light for that!

The very egregious term Chill sounds to become a word that are apply officially to the dictionnary, according to the Robert newer edition.

The unnautral feeling that such of ressources can make official some social media "buzzwords" is all the more frightening. In order to convince youths to read more and working their own general culture, here's that even the most prestigious outings pull strongly their Intellectual-BS again for be able to fit to the 21th century issues, with such dreaded results. An awkward way to save the french language of what it staying when we can't longer trust the France people and their addiction for english that don't make a lick of sense in the real world.

This is not a word, even not an acronym for that matter. The new word join the likes of drag, prep (WTF?), mpox, the very idiosyncartic pelleteux de nuages and a few others that it's so obvious that the editors utilizing it for be cool without understand their proper meanings.

But anytime I read Chill, I just have in mind the many Coors Light ads that were spread to the radar over the years. From what the government have complained about the agressive climb of english in our streets and schools, they even get the nerve to parody on PSA a documentary about a rare bird with lots of english words nonsenses. Its been viral in 2023, but do it still work two years later, with the same government of bankings and accountants who change their minds every week?

No mention the ordeal of anglicisms like "Bon Matin" like I hear everytime in our working meetings. Why they keep saying that? It's so 2013!

We never will argue and talk like in the 16th century if it sounds too anachronistic for our era, but we can save the form of language that left by employed real words, of what real people says in all circumstances. Seriously, I never hear anyone in the street who says Chill for no rhyme or reason. This is that the problem with some publicity agents, where they became obsessed with a social media buzzword without known its actual meanings.

English are not just buzzwords that went viral. It's a delicate language to study for non-French people with their own grammar rules and steps. Unfortunately, the Internet have made the pretention (Again!) that it's easy to be an Englishman when you actually aren't one. Many who are born with this language truly found out offensive and unnecessary.

But regardless, the french language is already the most colonialized one in the entire world. Just a shame that an official dictionnary took contribution to it and not an all-wrote-in-english blog like mine.