Les anglicismes en français, en italien et en roumain: des comportements linguistiques différents

In this paper, we reflected, in an extended comparative way, upon the attitude that is adopted with regard to the use of anglicisms in French, Italian and Romanian. We observe different patterns of behavior starting phrases in the field of maximum evidence, namely: computer science, a field that does not already inspire the feeling that anglicisms extend even over other language-adapted neologisms. We describe the institutional framework in which the focus of our attention is on the circulation and tendency of limiting anglicisms in the case of French. We also focus on the impact and effects of the belated establishment of the Italian nation within a language policy oriented toward neology and anglicisms. We keep in mind the Romanian context in which French and Italian neology make room for anglicisms, firstly through contact languages, and secondly owing the factor with repercussions in the global language policy.