De l’art du “wesh” : naissance d’un langage populaire dans la France des années 80

from 80 BPM · host Abdelkrim Branine

“Wesh” n’est pas qu’un mot. C’est un marqueur social, culturel et générationnel.Dans cet épisode, 80 BPM remonte aux années 80 pour comprendre comment un langage populaire émerge dans les quartiers, entre héritage de l’immigration, culture urbaine naissante et recomposition sociale de la France post-Trente Glorieuses.Du parler de la rue à son entrée dans le langage courant, “wesh” raconte une histoire : celle de la jeunesse, de l’identité et de la transmission culturelle.Un récit 80 BPM sur la langue comme miroir de la société.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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