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Addressing as a Speech Act: Similarities and Differences in Turkish and Arabic

Автор(ы)
Elnara Dulayeva
F.Z. Mamedova
Baglan Bazylova
Дата публикации
30 июня 2023 г.
Тип
journal article
Журнал
Bulletin of the Karaganda University Philology series
Том
110
Выпуск
2
Первая страница
48
Последняя страница
56
DOI
10.31489/2023ph2/48-56
ISSN
2518-198X
Аннотация
The article examines the address as a type of speech act. A comparative analysis of nominative forms of address and forms of address to the addressee in Turkish and Arabic was carried out, which are used in the speech etiquette of Turkish and Arabic in the informal sphere. On the basis of the comparative analysis, we came to the conclusion that many norms of etiquette, which refer to the field of gender relations or to the family and domestic sphere, in Turkish and Arabic have differences. The appeals used in speech carry more information about the social status of communicants, their relations with each other. In Turkish and Arabic etiquette, the form of address is chosen depending on the communicant: very important is not only the social status, but also age, gender, education and place of your communication. As examples, we present addresses that play a crucial role in the act of communication, as a segment of speech that serves as a signal to start communication, a form of speech to attract the attention of interlocutors, or to accentuate attention.
Темы

address terms

speech acts

Turkish language

Arabic language

speech etiquette

informal speech

gender relations

social status

comparative linguisti...

Области науки (FoS)

Arts and Humanities

Language and Linguist...

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