Why do some people use jargon when it s not necessary?

It's just an element of showing off, showing that he is knowledgeable, different, and stands out from the crowd.

Didn't the doctor of Shanghai Jiaotong University also invent a professional term used in cross talk, which not many people can understand at all, but it is obvious that cross talk is for the service of ordinary audiences.

The same is true of this kind of behavior, which is just disgusting.

For some professionals, terminology is the language of everyday communication. Because when professionals are with experienced people, they often lose some professional terms, and if they are with non-professionals, they may be used to this way of speaking. I didn't convert it for a while, but it's good after a long time.

They show off their professionalism and seem to think that doing so will look high-end, but sometimes they backfire and make people think they are very contrived. But sometimes it's just a habit for them to use jargon, because it's just work, they keep saying it that way, and forget that it's not working.

This may be a matter of habit. Their work takes up most of their time, so they spend a lot of their time communicating in technical terms, and suddenly when they communicate with ordinary people, they can't think of talking about these things in plain Chinese.

Maybe I'm the kind of person you say, and use jargon when you don't think it's necessary.

Why do I have to speak jargon at all times? Because I think the jargon reflects my professionalism. People are in the rivers and lakes, and they can't help themselves.

For these people, on the one hand, it is because of their professional habits that they feel that the use of jargon is more revealing, and on the other hand, maybe someone is engaged in a job that feels superior to themselves and always likes to show off in front of others in this way, just imagine that a worker who unclogs a sewer would never use jargon in public.

Because of their professional habits, if you think they are pretending, it means that your vision is relatively low, and it is very sour.

It's like people who work in foreign companies like to say Chinese and then suddenly come to a few words in English, and people who study medicine always like to say words you don't understand, just a habit.