Handshake neologism?
If you write in the language analysis that handshake is a neologism, is that correct or is it a normal word?
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‘Handshake’ is an ANGLIZISMUS, that is an English-accepted expression. So it is not a real neologism.
That would be, for example, “Handdruckrei”. (Doesn’t come through…). 😁
“Handdruckrei” would be absolutely blew. Why not “hand pressure” or “hand stroke”?
The whole thing was just a cheerful demonstration for the creation of a neologism. “Händedruck” is already available in the vocabulary of the standard German.
If you are willing to:
Please remember the choice of the ‘helpless answer’! 😊