Saturday, April 26, 2014

Dialect is often trite radio spots or used to cover up. A flawed idea

Freedom of Speech? Between Advertising and Between Language
"Default radio advertising is not of paramount importance," says Jens Mortier of advertising Mortierbrigade. He believes it is important that the correct language register is used consistently, and not a 'miserable' mix of supposedly language of daily life.
Dialect is often trite radio spots or used to cover up. A flawed idea "If you use it, make sure that you choose the best in his profession, such as Clement Peerens for Antwerp." Dialect and Subdivision Flemish are sometimes quite quickly adopted by the public, which gives color to our language. Moreover, you should never analyze a radio script on paper, otherwise an artificial and forced whole. Therefore, a radio spot between sounds in a language or dialect better.
Mortar concludes that all forms of language as the default language, between languages and dialects, along the future together. "Freedom of speech, great lakes crossing but with respect to the standard," is his motto. (From: "Taaldag 2008 - Freedom Of Speech")
A long intro, but a good outline of the Dutch radio spot in Belgium. Although Mr. Mortier is still contradicts what if he applies Clement Peerens while, by contrast, not clichéd use of dialect. That aside, I think it's very nice that he has to give color to our language. I could not do better ourselves. What is important here is that between language indeed get a place among all these forms of language. Advertising Language is composed not only of between language, but there's definitely been a healthy mix.
Of course it can be different. Jens Mortier, as you may have read above, currently leads Mortar Brigade, the advertising agency for Humo. Humo is primarily known for its striking commercials, but this example is leaning even more beautiful in the dialect to be used in advertising. This spot is about it all before: West Flemish, between language, Standard Dutch, youth language. A little smile with our fantastic Dutch, ideal.
In promotion will be quickly apparent that campaigns do not act like there is no question of a beautiful harmony of language. The line between great lakes crossing what works and what does not work is unfortunately not always clear. What is striking above is that the more you exaggerate, the more conspicuous your message is. It remains, of course, finding a good balance.
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