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Soziales: Jüngere sagen seltener „bitte“ – sind aber nicht unhöflich

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Tagesspiegel – Berlin
“Soziales: Jüngere sagen seltener „bitte“ – sind aber nicht unhöflich”

„Bitte“ und „Sie“ verlieren im Alltag an Bedeutung. Aber Jüngere nutzen dafür andere sprachliche Mittel. Wie sich das Verständnis von Höflichkeit verändert – und welche Rolle das Gegenüber spielt.

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