A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF PRAGMATIC MARKERS IN THE SPEECH OF HUSBAND AND WIFE
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family discourse, social status, husband and wife, explanatory marker, parallel marker, address terms, pragmatics, contrastive markers, social role.Abstract
This article investigates the characteristics of the linguistic analysis of pragmatic markers in the speech of husbands and wives. Pragmatic markers are important discursive units that ensure the semantic and pragmatic integrity of communication in spousal discourse. Through them, communicative strategies such as expressing agreement, objection, emphasis, assumption, emotional attitude, and either escalating or mitigating conflict are realized. Analysis of the research corpus demonstrated that these markers have a highly functional role in family communication and serve as an important means of achieving communicative goals.
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