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I believe in most Latin languages there isn't a separate word. At least in Portuguese and Spanish, both advertisement and propaganda are simply "propaganda".
by cassianoleal 6y ago
I believe in most Latin languages there isn't a separate word.
At least in Portuguese and Spanish, both advertisement and propaganda are simply "propaganda".
- rbanffy 6y agoYou can also use "publicidade" in Portuguese, but "propaganda" is not used exclusively for "political propaganda".
- yesenadam 6y agoNot true. In spanish, "ad" is usually anuncio, or sometimes comercial or publicidad. Propaganda can also be used, but is less common than those i think, I've never heard it used. I once read an original edition of Bernays' Propaganda (1928) with its title in a jaunty typeface on the cover, before the word had a negative connotation. Pic of its cover here: https://www.baumanrarebooks.com/rare-books/edward--bernays/propaganda/100407.aspx https://www.baumanrarebooks.com/rare-books/edward--bernays/p...
- cassianoleal 6y agoI have definitely heard "propaganda" in South American Spanish-speaking countries. Perhaps a regional quirk?