‘Value’ is nothing new, it comes from afar like a melon of today’s politiqués.
Pedro Sánchez has enough worries about language. But what less than to choose someone who speaks well (even if he thinks badly) as a spokesperson. Well spoken, we saw that for the last time in the person and speech of Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo in Congress. And there we have Echenique as spokesperson for Podemos. Other than what he says, there is that voice. Echenique is not possessed by the ghost of José María Rodero. He has one of those voices Tennessee Williams attributed to Truman Capote: a voice so high-pitched only a bat could hear it. Of course Echenique is a voice as terrifying as it is authorized in United We Can and there is nothing to scratch about that.
And of course that ‘appreciating’ is nothing new, it comes from afar like a melon of the current politiqués. But that it is the spokesperson who deals with the expression? Héctor Gómez, spokesman for the Socialist Group, was yesterday where Alsina emphasized I do not know how many things random. Betting value is as redneck as Feijóo claiming ‘soft power’ or saying ‘country position’. Come on, go home. Anyway, he’s coming to the Senate. “By own designation”, as Rubén Amón would say.
‘Value’ is one of the new ‘based on’ or ‘on the level of’. What a waste of red felt-tip pen a literature teacher made of me when I exerted influence instead of influence. Since this is from the past, there is no need to remember that there are other words in order not to fall into that galicism (mettre and valeur) which is as correct as nonsense. I don’t know, rate, highlight, highlight, underline, give importance, give relevance, pay attention… The fool prefers several words when he can use one.
Source: La Verdad
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