The Speech Act as an Act of Knowing

Castillo, Jesús Martínez del

doi:10.11648/j.ijll.s.2015030601.15

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“…Language is something coming from the inside of the speaking subject manifest in the meaningful intentional purpose of the individual speaker (Castillo, 2015). People can give and get information or messages for others with language (Sari, 2020).…”

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English Pragmatic Competence of Col Language Speakers in Using Directive Act at Lubuklinggau

Wahyuningsih,

Seli,

Syafitri

2023

EDULIA

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This research aimed to explain the English Pragmatic Competence of Col language speakers in using directive act and to find out the extent to which Col language pragmatic competence influence the production of English pragmatic competence in directive act. The method used descriptive qualitative. The research subjects were 20 students who studied English consisting of students, collage students and graduates at Lubuklinggau. The data were collected by using questionnaire and pragmatic competence test. After that, the data were analyzed with description. The result of this research is that the pragmatic competence of Col language using directive acts is more understandable because respondents understand the use of language in the right situation may be different. The tests that have been carried out show that many of the respondents' answers are appropriate. They use English only in educational domains such as schools, colleges and courses. Therefore, the frequency of use of English is limited and other languages are used more frequently. In almost all expressions there is no significant negative transfer from L1 and L2 production to English, as all percentages below 50% except 57,5% command expressions have little influence on English production. These errors were found in the use of expressions in several formal situations, but they were not significant because not many pragmatic errors were found. In conclusion is that Col people understand how to use appropriate expressions in different situations, namely formal and informal situations, even though only the expressions of command have little influence. Keywords: Col Language Speakers, Directive Act, Pragmatic Competence

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English Pragmatic Competence of Col Language Speakers in Using Directive Act at Lubuklinggau

Wahyuningsih,

Seli,

Syafitri

2023

EDULIA

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“…There are many important words in the English language that can be used to describe one's feelings to another. According to Martinez del Castillo (2015), language is a method of communication that originates from within the speaker in order to express what they want to communicate. Language is defined as a vital instrument for communicating in society, socio-economic, cultural lives, and politics, according to Adegbite & Akindele (1999, as referenced in Multi & Muljani, 2016.…”

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Code-Switching by Teenagers from Jakarta

Guntala

2021

Linguistics Initiative

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There are numerous languages available around the world. The Indonesian language and English are just two of the many languages spoken around the globe. Aside from that, there are numerous regional languages spoken on Indonesia's various islands. As a result, Indonesians tend to move from Indonesian to their regional language (mother tongue). Furthermore, Jakartan youths frequently transfer from Indonesian to English and vice versa. The goal of this paper is to look into the code-switching that occurs among Jakartan youths. Many people transition their language from their mother tongue to their second language unknowingly. Similarly, some Jakartan teens discovered that their first language (Indonesian) was being replaced by their second language (English). This study was part of a qualitative research project that used a case study approach. To collect the necessary data, this study used observations and interviews as tools. When having a conversation with someone, the participants engage code-switching, according to the findings of this study. This is because speaking makes them feel more at ease and confident. When a person is fluent in more than one language, this is referred to as bilingualism or multilingualism.

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Parolization and Linguistics of Saying

Rebagliati¹

2015

IJLL

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Parolization, a term coined by Jürgen Trabant following Eugenio Coseriu's guidelines, consists in the actualization of a text -seen as Ferdinand de Saussure's langue-in reading or interpretation -seen as parole. This paper argues that parolization could be better understood if considered as an act of knowing, saying and speaking, that is, as the object of Linguistics of Saying. Aspects of this phenomenon are discussed and exemplified with literary texts (the Odissey, the Divine Comedy, La Celestina, the Cantar de Mío Cid, Rubén Darío's Prosas profanas and Antonio Machado's Soledades and Campos de Castilla).

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The Speech Act as an Act of Knowing

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

English Pragmatic Competence of Col Language Speakers in Using Directive Act at Lubuklinggau

English Pragmatic Competence of Col Language Speakers in Using Directive Act at Lubuklinggau

Code-Switching by Teenagers from Jakarta

Parolization and Linguistics of Saying

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