Emotional Interjection expresses inner feelings, shock, emotion, anger or sadness. This type of interjection is different from cognitive and volitive interjection. study aims to reveal the form meaning emotive in Indonesian Simeulue. research a qualitative descriptive at data collection stage method used listening which are classified according their emotional interjections. Forms Indonesian, n...

The hereby article discusses the main differences and similarities of Uzbek English interjections in terms their usage, types, morphology, functions etc. All findings are evinced with valid examples taken from reliable sources.

The cognitive-discursive approach used in experimental research helps to reveal specific behavior of language units which is conditioned by particular characteristics the immediate communicative situation. cognitive aspect this describes how human mind works adapt speech production processes ever-changing conditions activity, results changes functions these processes. Since, either oral or writ...

Introduction Understanding spontaneous speech presents several problems not found in processing read speech input. Spontaneous speech is often not fluent. It contains stutters, filled pauses, restarts, repeats, interjections, etc. Casual users do not know the lexicon and grammar used by the system. It is therefore very difficult for a speech understanding system to achieve good coverage of the ...