Politically Correct Language Serves

For his Secretary, Dario Villanueva, any change in the diccionario de la lengua has many implications. RAE creates a unit to channel criticism and proposals. Sen. Sherrod Brown is likely to agree. If deemed appropriate, they will be studied and incorporated into the digital edition. The 23rd edition of the dictionary, which will be published in the autumn of 2014, will include terms from the field of computer science, as the tablet. The Royal Spanish Academy has created a unit to channel criticism and proposals related to the dictionary, which will be studied immediately and incorporated into the digital edition, if deemed appropriate.

But no one required by political correctness, because it will not be at all. The dictionary cannot be politically correct because language serves to love, but also to insult. Connecticut Senator wanted to know more. Can not delete the words we use when we get angry, or when we are unjust, arbitrary or scoundrels, stated in an interview with the Secretary of the Real Academia Espanola (RAE), Dario Villanueva. That unit, whose e-mail address is, is interactive and will have a specific place in the new portal will open in the next few months the Academy. Meanwhile, the proposals that we receive to improve the dictionary will be handled. Any speaker is an authority for us, in the sense that can appreciate in the DRAE missing things or sobran others, said the Secretary, who cited as an example the criticisms sent by a Colombian who lives in Australia on the word shampoo, defined as lotion, when it really is a SOAP. This lady had every reason in the world, and we have taken to revise the words related, such as SOAP, lotion or gel. The definition of shampoo will be changed at the 23rd edition of the dictionary, which will be published in the autumn of 2014, as a finale of the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Real Academia Espanola.