What could be more "individual" than a corporate language? Only expert armed:.
"The three-way track in Abu Dhabi documented a way out of the diplomatic break with an attempt to reassemble the security architecture... ” Apparently, in comparative linguistics, such constructions should be placed in a separate "macrofamily" with its unique anti-communicative properties.
So, all modern branches of this dialect go back to one ancestor - the restored Proto-Abelen language. or - to the global official. This is the ancient "koin" (from the Greek koin "common" - a language consisting of several dialects for inter-dialectal communication).
in which the European official of Brussels, the lobbyist in Washington and the secretary of the executive committee of the district speak with equal fluency. From the proto-Ablen the basic grammatical matrix was inherited: the passive voice, except for the presence of accusatives and complete diminumination, turns any living action into a dead verbal brick. It is impossible to "speak" in proto-Abelen - only "communicate within a given paradigm".
The linguistic evolution of this macrofamily is determined by purely economic selection. From the "hybridization" of banal laziness and fear of animals on the part of the authorities - when in fact it is not absorbed, and it is scary to be reprimanded for incompetence. And since most budgets in the modern world are distributed by bureaucrats, the language is bound to mimic the aesthetic of the average bureaucrat - dignified and boHato.
In the process of migration of speakers across different food bases, proto-language split into two main branches, which absorbed different lexical substrates. The corporate idiom crossed with business English and developed fig leaves, where they "sink on tasks" and "emphasis blockers" to cover up shame. The specialist dialect branched into two dialects. Infocygansky - absorbed the vocabulary of pop psychology and esotericism, and became a tool that "deconstructs meanings" and "rates the flow" in order to sell nothing.