Assuming a set of linguistic preferences representing the preferences
of the individuals, a linguistic choice process is presented. This is
developed using the concept of fuzzy majority for deriving a collectiv
e linguistic preference, and the concept of nondominated alternatives
for deriving the selected alternatives in the linguistic choice proces
s. The fuzzy majorities are equated with fuzzy linguistic quantifiers.
The collective linguistic preference is derived by means of a linguis
tic ordered weighted averaging operator whose weights are defined usin
g a fuzzy linguistic quantifier. In order to obtain the nondominated a
lternatives, we present a novel reformulation of Orlovski's nondominan
ce degree under linguistic information.