Antonio Castro Lopes era um inconformado com as palavras importadas

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O gramático Antonio de Castro Lopes era o inimigo numero 1 das palavras estrangeiras, o homem que inventou a palavra ‘cardápio’ para substituir ‘menu’. Antonio Castro Lopes era carioca. Ele nasceu em 1827 e morreu em 1901. Na época, as pessoas abusavam do francês. Mais do que entender a língua que o Brasil falava, ele queria revolucionar. Ele era um inconformado com palavras importadas.

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