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	Posted by: alice Graffiti translation: Taken on: 13.9.2009 Place: Fence of Ljubljanske mlekarne City: Ljubljana Country: SLOVENIA Comment: Workers in bigger factories became significantly more vulnerable than ever before; with every day there are less workplaces available in industrial production Flickr:

# Posted by Helen on 24.9.2009 15:23

It isn't pretty - a rather gloomy realistic photo of the way things are at the moment. One thing intrigues me - why is it in English ? Is there any reason ? keep up the good work Helen in France

# Posted by Uros on 2.12.2009 11:30

I think that the graffit is in English language because author wants that is understendable to majority of people.

# Posted by Sentinel on 2.12.2009 11:41

Because foreign languages are part of our daily life,... we basically have them everywhere. Most of TV programs are in foreign languages also music on radio is 70% in foreign languages. Basically even if you don't want hear you are forced to by your daily routines.

# Posted by Andreja on 2.12.2009 11:42

Foreign languages are part of our daily life. And we're not so reserved in learning and using foreign languages in general. I feel foreign language knowledge is advantageous because you don't depend on thanslations when receiving information from other parts of the world. In the case of graffiti, I think foreign language is used to achieve a stronger effect of the context - the language that enables a stronger expression is used.

# Posted by andreja mauls's beybi on 2.12.2009 11:43

slo. is so small and nothing happens and becouse english sounds better :D

# Posted by Tenebrion on 2.12.2009 11:46

we usually use the language which is understood by most people or if the target audience is a specific group of people, then we do it in a language understood to them.

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