This "episode" isn't just two minutes and thirty seven seconds of laugh. It as got many and great important matters about humanity, "hidden" behind it. The video shows us, mostly, the socialcultural relationships. It allows to better understand the importance of multilingualism. The ability to speak, the language, is one of the few things that permits us to call ourselves humans! If we pay attention to the video we will also notice the stereotypes created between cultures. We can see that because the pseudo-translater woman has to use specific sounds characteristics of the language she is supposedly translating, producing, as well, bodily and facial expressions as if those same expressions represented a nation. Overall, it is a good lesson learnt of a funny way, which alerts to the urgent need of being a polyvalent citizen in this world that continues to shrink even further.
This "episode" isn't just two minutes and thirty seven seconds of laugh. It as got many and great important matters about humanity, "hidden" behind it.
ResponderEliminarThe video shows us, mostly, the socialcultural relationships. It allows to better understand the importance of multilingualism.
The ability to speak, the language, is one of the few things that permits us to call ourselves humans!
If we pay attention to the video we will also notice the stereotypes created between cultures. We can see that because the pseudo-translater woman has to use specific sounds characteristics of the language she is supposedly translating, producing, as well, bodily and facial expressions as if those same expressions represented a nation.
Overall, it is a good lesson learnt of a funny way, which alerts to the urgent need of being a polyvalent citizen in this world that continues to shrink even further.