Die Ungarn entwickelte ein neues Wort, „umgebaut“, was einen Versuch bedeutet, etwas zu verbieten, aber es einfach populärer zu machen, und bezieht sich auf Budapest Pride
Die Ungarn entwickelte ein neues Wort, „umgebaut“, was einen Versuch bedeutet, etwas zu verbieten, aber es einfach populärer zu machen, und bezieht sich auf Budapest Pride
I give them credit for being good enough at English to come up with slang that makes sense 😅
SuddenMud4987 on
No, we Hungarians didn’t come up with this word because we speak Hungarian and not English.
It’s bullshit it hasn’t get „popular and widely known“. I took part in the banned Pride for the first time to protest against the government but I have never heard this „Orbanned“ word before. though I’m pretty well informed in the Hungarian politics.
No, the people don’t use it. Again: the people speak Hungarian and don’t create English words but – surprise, surprise – Hungarian ones.
So If you come to Hungary don’t try to mention it because nobody will know WTF you say.
Stupid USains believe that the whole world is English.
dat_9600gt_user on
There’s always some circus attatched to new political terminology.
Bari_Baqors on
All Europeans should borrow this!
This is perfect.
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Wikipedia (hungarian): https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbanned
streissand effect meets politics
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Trump orbanned Kimmel 😁
So basically just another word for the Streisand effect?
That’s just the Streisand effect. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect)
I give them credit for being good enough at English to come up with slang that makes sense 😅
No, we Hungarians didn’t come up with this word because we speak Hungarian and not English.
It’s bullshit it hasn’t get „popular and widely known“. I took part in the banned Pride for the first time to protest against the government but I have never heard this „Orbanned“ word before. though I’m pretty well informed in the Hungarian politics.
No, the people don’t use it. Again: the people speak Hungarian and don’t create English words but – surprise, surprise – Hungarian ones.
So If you come to Hungary don’t try to mention it because nobody will know WTF you say.
Stupid USains believe that the whole world is English.
There’s always some circus attatched to new political terminology.
All Europeans should borrow this!
This is perfect.