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The Study of the Use of the Discursive Marker Para Empezar: Identification of its Values
Verba Hispanica, 2018 In this work we intend to analyse, mainly from a pragmatic approach, real examples obtained from the Corpus del español in order to determine with scientific value the features which characterize in context the discourse marker para empezar.
María Pilar Sanchis Cerdán
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Russian Journal of Linguistics, 2021 The literature on English suggests that turn-initial no fulfils a variety of discourse-pragmatic functions beyond its use as a negative response to polar questions.
Elena N. Malyuga, Michael McCarthy
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“(EU SÓ) SEI QUE” É UM MARCADOR DISCURSIVO: FUNÇÕES TEXTUAL-INTERATIVAS DE CONSTRUÇÃO COM O VERBO “SABER” [PDF]
Lingüística, 2021 Com base na Gramática Textual-Interativa (GTI), investigamos a construção “(eu só) sei que” na função de Marcador Discursivo (MD) atuante na organização textual. Partindo de dados coletados em amostras de fala de uma variedade do português brasileiro,
Aline Gomes Garcia +1 more
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THE ROLES OF DISCOURSE MARKERS IN DISCOURSE
European Journal of Foreign Language Teaching, 2023 With the emergence of globalization, language is a medium of communication in human daily activities and plays a vital role across cultures and becomes a popular subject in various linguistic ventures. Hence, looking into the functions of discourse markers in spoken and written text or thought which becomes an interesting research topic for discourse ...
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Diskurtso-markatzaile berri bat: "hurrenez hurren" birformulatzailea
Anuario del Seminario de Filología Vasca "Julio de Urquijo", 2011 This article examines aspects of the use of a new discourse marker in present-day Basque, namely hurrenez hurren. First of all a distinction will be drawn between its two present senses: the adverbial notion of 'one after the other' (hurrenez hurren-1 ...
Xabier Alberdi
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Where lol Is: Function and Position of lol Used as a Discourse Marker in YouTube Comments
Discours, 2020 Lol is probably one of the most popular words in computer-mediated communication. It is generally taken to be the acronym of “laughing out loud”, but it is not always used to indicate a humorous response; rather, it is multifunctional.
Célia Schneebeli
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Linking Discourse Marker Inventories.
, 2021 The paper describes the first comprehensive edition of machine-readable discourse marker lexicons. Discourse markers such as and, because, but, though or thereafter are essential communicative signals in human conversation, as they indicate how an utterance relates to its communicative context.
Chiarcos, Christian, Ionov, Maxim
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Por outras palavras (in other words) and digamos (so to speak): reformulation markers?
Revista Galega de Filoloxía, 2017 With this study, we aim to continue the study of the reformulative markers in European contemporary Portuguese (Lopes 2014). Two new discourse markers, por outras palavras and digamos, are syntactically, semantically and pragmatically described in this ...
Ana Cristina Macário Lopes +1 more
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From Subordinate Marker to Discourse Marker: que in Andean Spanish
Journal of Portuguese Linguistics, 2005 This paper proposes an analysis of a redundant use of que ('that') found in Andean Spanish as an expression which has undergone a grammaticalization process.
Renaud Beeckmans
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Inducing discourse marker inventories from lexical knowledge graphs [PDF]
, 2023 Discourse marker inventories are important tools for the development of both discourse parsers and corpora with discourse annotations. In this paper we explore the potential of massively multilingual lexical knowledge graphs to induce multilingual ...
Chiarcos, Christian
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