The language of the millenial street, inspired by the screens where the new generations reside naturally and the old ones with some artificial, uses a number of anglicisms that are difficult to catch up. You listen to the conversations and you have to type in the search engine that replaces the encyclopedic dictionary to know what it means. By the way, I have two encyclopedic dictionaries on the shelf and I will see what I do with them . I love you. My mother bought them for me in high school deliveries. It was necessary to look for following the order of the letters of the alphabet. For that we had to know that the "l" went before the "m". Today you hit the key with your index finger and the letter automatically comes out. With which, knowing the alphabet is useless. Encyclopedic dictionaries, that's what I was talking about anglicisms, are random. Pretty random even.

I almost certainly am late in discovering this new word. They will excuse me. "Random" - literally "random" in the British language - has expanded to have multiple meanings. Its meaning is almost what everyone wants to give. But according to the authorized sources I have at home - in front of the screen and with my back to the encyclopedic dictionary - random is something strange, surprising, unexpected, an off-site picture, a person who does not hit the stage, an image that reaches the mobile without knowing where or from whom, a colleague who acts in an extravagant way, an unusual fact. As you can see, there are numerous words of the Spanish language that can be used to define the circumstances described. Already. But it is not the same to say "it is very rare" that "it is super random". It gives another air. The air now .

If I say that "Spanish politics has become very rare" sounds simple. If I write "Spanish politics has been put in random plan", it is something else. Readers will look more, and as journalists now have to draw attention - what a remedy - so that users - before readers - leave Netflix a bit and read newspapers , it brings much more to use random than "unusual" or "abitrario".

Spanish politics is a bit random. Put the examples you want. There are plenty. I quote two at random. The appointment of the presenter of Big Brother as general director of the Youth of the Community of Madrid is random. Very random. As we can Rioja. Although if you look, we have hardly been surprised. It will be because the random in politics has almost lost its meaning. The weird now is normal.

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