Valditara and his ungrammatical post on the roof for foreign children in classes, the web goes wild. The Democratic Party: “Rewrite it in Italian”

“Ungrammatical”, “written in terrible Italian”, “rewrite it”. It is not only the content, but also the form of the post by the Minister of Education Giuseppe Valditara that unleashed the web. “In class, the majority of students must be Italian”, is the meaning of the minister’s post who espouses the Salvini line. But it is the prose used by the owner of the instruction that is striking, due to its lack of clarity and a few too many errors. Above all, the passage “If it is taught in schools” does not go unnoticed.

If PD secretary Schlein answers on the merits (“He runs after Salvini’s delusions”), the Dems take the opportunity to be ironic. “Minister, now rewrite it in Italian. So, perhaps, we can understand exactly what he said”, is the comment of the Pd MPs account on the minister’s post.

Below, the post from the PD senators: “Minister Valditara, before worrying about foreigners, learn to write in Italian. So we understand what he says”.

But the minister’s prose also affects many other users.

With the consequence that many see in the vocabulary used by the minister proof of the weakness of his own reasoning. Quite apart from Italians being the majority in the classes, the minister’s post, “a child of non-EU citizens born in Italy would have been able to write it better”.

Finally, here are Valditara’s exact words: “If it is agreed that foreigners assimilate on the fundamental values ​​written in the Constitution, this will happen more easily if the majority of classes are Italians, if they study Italian in an enhanced way where they already do not know it well, if Italian history, literature, art and music are taught in depth in schools, if parents will also be involved in learning the Italian language and culture and if they will not live in separate communities. It is in this direction that we intend to move.”