A vietnamese – english cross – cultural study of the use of hedging before

A vietnamese – english cross – cultural study of the use of hedging before giving bad news

... giving bad news by native speakers of VNSs and ENSs has inspired the writer to develop her research entitled A Vietnamese- English cross- cultural study of the use of hedging before giving bad news ... clothing, artifacts...), the study is confined to the verbal aspects of the act of giving bad news with the use of politeness and hedging. In addition, adjacency pairs are beyond the scope of this paper.- ... The Northern Vietnamese dialect and the English spoken by Anglophone community of England, America, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, are chosen for contrastive analysis. - The data are collected...

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A VIETNAMESE ENGLISH CROSS CULTURAL STUDY OF PROMISING

... participant’s best interest to maintain each others’ face, that is to act in ways that assure the other participants that the agent is heedful of the assumptions concerning face. Face, the ... language and on the expectation that a “culture-shock” may take place upon crossing national boundaries. cross- culture seeks ways to understand the other on the other side of the border. According ... particular who assumes that in saying something, a speaker also does something. Making a statement may be the paradigmatic use of language, but there are sort of other things we can do with...

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A VIETNAMESE ENGLISH CROSS CULTURAL STUDY ON GESTURES FOR GREETING

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A vietnamese - american cross-cultural study of conversational distances nghiên cứu giao văn hóa việt mỹ về khoảng cách tham thoại

... Vietnamese and foreign teacherscolleaguesV. Design of the studyThe study falls into three main parts:PART A: INTRODUCTION:  Rationale Aims of the study Scope of the study Methods of the study ... than verbal one and people can easily remember what they see than what they hear. Moreover, people are hardly aware of the fact that they are communicating nonverbally, thus, they often reveal ... nonverbal communication in common useDiagram 1: Classification of nonverbal communicationTable 1: Further clarification of nonverbal communication Table 2: Sub-distances of intimate distance and their...

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A VIETNAMESE – AMERICAN CROSS CULTURAL STUDY OF TOUCHING BEHAVIOUR

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A STUDY ON THE USE OF CLASSROOM DISCIPLINE AS MOTIVATION FOR SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN THE CONTEXT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEAC

... Neuro-functional Theory The basic premise of a neurofunctional view of SLA is that there is a connectionbetween language function and the neural anatomy. Neurofunctional explanations of SLA arebased on the ... standard or nonstandard), the relativestatus of the students' language in the community, and societal attitudes toward the students' native language.• Language distance• Native language ... can take place: the social side of teaching.- To impart, by a variety of means, knowledge to their learners: the task-oriented side of teaching. All in all, a teacher can be addressed as a...

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A study on the use of language activities to enhance 11th grade student's speaking skill in pham hong thai school, hung nguyen district, nghe an province

... to the chart 4, the majority of students say that the language activity like acting from a script/simulation and role play are used often in class.They say that they are often supposed to take ... Simulation and Role-play. A number of students say that acting from a script/simulation and role play makes up 40% of the total amount. It accounts for a half of the participants.Apart from the ... teachers’ aims. In speaking class, language activities are often exerted because the use of language activities is a way for the teacher to improve the students’ ability to use the language meaningfully....

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