The new circumstances of society’s development entails the acquisition
of new words and expressions that reflect these realities. It is a only natural that
all the changes occuring in the world have an echo in the language, in general.
And, since these changes can be downright overwhelming, they are all reflected in
the lexicon and in communication. At the same time, we should mention that some
linguistic areas have a greater impact on new lexical acquisitions than others. But,
whatever the trends in this regard, there is a progressive growth of international
neological elements, and, through them, a standardization of perceptions, of
thinking in the immense space of human civilization.
We note that the investigation of trends related to the ever closer interpenetration
of languages through the use of an international neological lexicon constitutes an
ongoing objective in linguistic research.
