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Sentence #3416374

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 Cangarejo Cangarejo March 18, 2024 March 18, 2024 at 11:09:25 AM UTC link Permalink

etat -> état (?)

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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #3416373La usonanoj volis altrudi la ideon laŭ kiu libro aŭ filmo devus esti konsiderataj kiel iu ajn komerca objekto. Ĉar komprenis ili, ke flanke de la armeo, de la diplomataro kaj de la komerco, ankaŭ ekzistas kulturmilito. Batalo, ke ili deziras gajni samtempe pro kialoj noblaj – Usono ĉiam opiniis, ke siaj valoroj estas universalaj – kaj malpli noblaj: la formatigo de la spiritoj estas la plej bona rimedo por forvendi la usonajn produktojn. Konsideru, ke la kino prezentas la plej gravan usonan eksportrangon, multe antaŭ ol la armiloj, la aeronaŭtiko aŭ la komputiko! El tio ilia volo altrudi la anglan kiel monda lingvo. Eĉ se oni notas de du jardekoj iom da regreso de ilia influo..

Les Américains ont voulu imposer l'idée selon laquelle un livre ou un film devaient être considérés comme n'importe quel objet commercial. Car eux ont compris qu'à côté de l'armée, de la diplomatie et du commerce il existe aussi une guerre culturelle. Un combat qu'ils entendent gagner à la fois pour des raisons nobles - les Etats-Unis ont toujours estimé que leurs valeurs sont universelles - et moins nobles : le formatage des esprits est le meilleur moyen d'écouler les produits américains. Songez que le cinéma représente leur poste d'exportation le plus important, bien avant les armes, l'aéronautique ou l'informatique ! D'où leur volonté d'imposer l'anglais comme langue mondiale. Même si l'on note depuis deux décennies un certain recul de leur influence.

added by Malape, August 10, 2014
➜ #3416373La usonanoj volis altrudi la ideon laŭ kiu libro aŭ filmo devus esti konsiderataj kiel iu ajn komerca objekto. Ĉar komprenis ili, ke flanke de la armeo, de la diplomataro kaj de la komerco, ankaŭ ekzistas kulturmilito. Batalo, ke ili deziras gajni samtempe pro kialoj noblaj – Usono ĉiam opiniis, ke siaj valoroj estas universalaj – kaj malpli noblaj: la formatigo de la spiritoj estas la plej bona rimedo por forvendi la usonajn produktojn. Konsideru, ke la kino prezentas la plej gravan usonan eksportrangon, multe antaŭ ol la armiloj, la aeronaŭtiko aŭ la komputiko! El tio ilia volo altrudi la anglan kiel monda lingvo. Eĉ se oni notas de du jardekoj iom da regreso de ilia influo.

linked by Malape, August 10, 2014
➜ #8232175Imarikaniyen qesden-d ad rren idlisen d yisura am akken d tiɣawsiwin kan n tnezzut. Acku nutni gzan belli ɣer tama n lεesker, d tdiplumasit akked tnezzut, yella daɣen ṭṭraḍ adelsan. D amennuɣ i ttwalin ad t-rebḥen ama s tin n tfenṭazit - Iwunak Yedduklen si zik mi ǧeεlen azalen-nsen d inmeɣraden - ama s wayen ixuṣṣen tafenṭazit : d amsal n wallaɣen i d ttawil ifazen akk i uzenzi n yifuras n Marikan. Walit kan ssinima i yuɣalen d aḥric usiǧǧew-nsen meqqren akk, yezwaren maḍi win n yemrigen, isufag neɣ tasenselkimt ! Daymi bɣan ad d-ḥettmen taglizit d tutlayt tamaḍlant. Ulamma tban-aɣ-d tezrirt-nsen tuɣal acemma ɣer deffir deg snat-a n teεcertin tineggura.

linked by samir_t, October 4, 2019
➜ #8909505The Americans wanted to impose the idea that a book or film should be treated like any commercial object, because they understood that alongside the army, diplomacy and trade, there is also cultural war, a battle that they intend to win both for noble reasons — the United States has always opined that its values are universal — and less noble ones: the formation of minds is the best way to sell off American products. Consider that the cinema represents the top rank of American exports, far ahead of weaponry, aeronautics or information technology! Hence their desire to impose English as a world language, even if there has been a two-decade decline in their influence.

linked by Objectivesea, July 11, 2020
➜ #3416377Americans wanted to impose the idea that a book or a movie should be considered the same as any commercial object. For they understood that besides the army, diplomacy and trade there is also a cultural war. It's a battle they intend to win both for noble reasons -- the United States has always felt that its values ​​are universal -- and less noble ones: the education of minds is the best way to sell American products. Consider that cinema represents their most important export, ahead of weapons, aerospace or computers! Hence their desire to impose English as a global language. Even if we can observe for the last two decades a decline in their influence.

linked by Micsmithel, January 6, 2021
Les Américains ont voulu imposer l'idée selon laquelle un livre ou un film devaient être considérés comme n'importe quel objet commercial. Car eux ont compris qu'à côté de l'armée, de la diplomatie et du commerce il existe aussi une guerre culturelle. Un combat qu'ils entendent gagner à la fois pour des raisons nobles - les États-Unis ont toujours estimé que leurs valeurs sont universelles - et moins nobles : le formatage des esprits est le meilleur moyen d'écouler les produits américains. Songez que le cinéma représente leur poste d'exportation le plus important, bien avant les armes, l'aéronautique ou l'informatique ! D'où leur volonté d'imposer l'anglais comme langue mondiale. Même si l'on note depuis deux décennies un certain recul de leur influence.

edited by felix63, March 18, 2024