نتایج جستجو برای: polite language

تعداد نتایج: 432216  

2007
Bruce M. McLaren Sung-Joo Lim David J. Yaron Kenneth R. Koedinger

In this work we are investigating the learning benefits of e-Learning principles (a) within the context of a web-based intelligent tutor and (b) in the “wild,” that is, in real classroom (or homework) usage, outside of a controlled laboratory. In the study described in this paper, we focus on the benefits of politeness, as originally formulated by Brown and Levinson and more recently studied by...

Journal: :Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics 2018

Journal: :Syntax Idea 2023

This study aims to analyze the use of imperative mood in film "Dora and Lost City Gold". Descriptive qualitative method is used data deeply explain it descriptively. Data collection techniques a combination basic methods, namely observation, advanced techniques, note-taking techniques. The syntactic approach examine structure sentences, clauses, phrases, word patterns language. analysis includi...

Journal: :Cogent Arts & Humanities 2021

Language is said to be the arbitrary vocal symbol. This implies that language consists of speech sounds (e.g., produced by using organs) based on social agreement or convention. A certain word has a meaning because users have given it. and its are results article an attempt develop coverage arbitrariness relating concept provided Ferdinand de Saussure, namely: relationship between signifiant si...

Journal: :East Asian pragmatics 2021

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Journal: :Jurnal Sakura 2023

Speech acts are utterances that used to express something so the listener knows what it hearer means. This study discusses directive utterances. Directive spoken speaker with intention does wants or intends do. In speaking, use of language must be considered as not hurt feelings others. Therefore, when communicating, we polite language. To find out politeness in can seen scale theory. anime ReL...

Journal: :Journal of Chemical Education 1993

Journal: :Classical quarterly 2021

Abstract This article investigates the semantics and pragmatics of ‘hortative’ aorist (the indicative in questions with τί οὐ ‘why don't …’) ‘tragic’ or ‘performative’ (for example ὤμοσα ‘I swear’). Lloyd argued 1999 that tragic is a more polite alternative for corresponding present ( ὄμνυμι Recently, he has extended this view to hortative aorist, suggesting that, example, οὐκ ἐκαλέσαμεν; καλοῦ...

Journal: :SHS web of conferences 2023

This paper reviews how Austin’s illocutionary act theory is used in face-to-face communication and online communication. In the aspect of interaction, this places attention on use polite language interaction ESL (English as a second language) classrooms. terms explored Facebook memes, emoticons, emojis stickers. After reviewing several research, concluded that when talking face-to-face, level f...

2010
Anikó Lipták

(1) Bambara (Zribi-Hertz & Hanne 1995) Musa ye Uru min sAn, n ye o ye. Moussa PF knife REL buy 1SG PF him saw I saw the knife that Moussa bought.’ (2) Burushaski (Tiffou & Patry 1995) amenmoiNga bariN écam (ka) mo gusmoiNa !are sail ayét. which-COM words I-will-do and the womanCOM with walk don't ‘Dont (have a) walk with the woman with whom I'll speak.’ (3) Hungarian (Lipták 2005) [Akivel Mari ...

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