These arguments have more to do with artistic reasoning than the educational implications of watching films in their original language.ĭubbing, according to some, sacrifices many aspects of the film such as naturalness, some of the nuances of the language, the differences between dialects, the jargon, and the various forms of expression of different social groups.
For some time, the discussion between the supporters of subtitles and the defenders of dubbing has become more and more frequent.
