https://doi.org/10.36719/2789-6919/41/22-25
Targul Alizade
Baku Engineering University
Phd. candidate
https://orcid.org/0009-0006-0260-5793
thasimova@beu.edu.az
Brexit terms and their use in the British media
Abstract
The article investigates the process of Britain leaving from the European Union and the effect of this process on the English language. The benefits of this process for Great Britain, researched and developed by many government administrators, show its essence in many fields. Migration and the removal of free human movement are calculated from the basic steps of these benefits. However, as a result of this, the provision of the previous issues with the European Union is also considered to be among the necessary subjects. Moreover, the derivation of new words and expressions closely connected to the process. The interpretation of the words is closely connected with the British media. As a result of Britain exit from the EU, the English language has preserved its reputation as being the main linguistic phenomenon. The result of the process is seen as the newly created vocabulary more penetrating the language. British media has been interested in using the words and expressions thoroughly to persuade and educate people during the process. British newspapers belonged to pro-remain and pro-leave media. The aim of the newspapers was to propogate people to connect with any of them. Therefore, newspapers and journals as well as other media vehicles gave way to the process.
Keywords: British media, Brexit terms, “remain” campaign, “leave” campaign, Brexit words and expressions