This paper discusses refusals in English and in Indonesian and is presented within the framework of pragmatics. The goal is to describe and compare the language politeness strategies used in refusals of both languages. Three hundred and ninety refusals in English and 390 refusals in Indonesian were used as data corpus. Both languages employ some strategies found in Brown and Levinson’s compiled language politeness strategies. However, as compared to refusals in Indonesian, more refusals in English are expressed in single speech acts and combination of two speech acts. Fewer refusals are expressed in combination of three and four speech acts. Refusals in English and in Indonesian also have different inclination in the use of speech...
This present study on cross-cultural pragmatics aims to investigate the pragmatic behaviours through...
This study investigates similarities and differences in Malay and German refusal speech acts realise...
This paper investigates requests by Indonesian learners based on speech act theories. It attempts to...
This paper discusses refusals in English and in Indonesian and is presented within the framework of...
This paper discusses refusals in English and in Indonesian and is presented within the framework of ...
This paper is a part of a larger scale interlanguage pragmatic study exploring politeness involved i...
Abstract. This is a pilot study investigating the interlanguage pragmatics of the refusal strategies...
Contact between American and Indonesian become more and more intensified despite the current situat...
The study investigated similarities and differences between refusal strategies conducted by British ...
This research describes the use of politeness strategies in Javanese and English refusal to invitati...
Speech act of refusal requires a high level of pragmatic competence because it tends to risk interpe...
This article compares refusals in English by Indonesian learners and native speakers of English. The...
The research investigates the speech act recognition of refusing as made by Indonesian learners of E...
ABSTRACT In Javanese context, refusal tends to threat the feelings and self worth of addressees whi...
This article analyses refusal strategies applied by American speakers of English and Indonesian stud...
This present study on cross-cultural pragmatics aims to investigate the pragmatic behaviours through...
This study investigates similarities and differences in Malay and German refusal speech acts realise...
This paper investigates requests by Indonesian learners based on speech act theories. It attempts to...
This paper discusses refusals in English and in Indonesian and is presented within the framework of...
This paper discusses refusals in English and in Indonesian and is presented within the framework of ...
This paper is a part of a larger scale interlanguage pragmatic study exploring politeness involved i...
Abstract. This is a pilot study investigating the interlanguage pragmatics of the refusal strategies...
Contact between American and Indonesian become more and more intensified despite the current situat...
The study investigated similarities and differences between refusal strategies conducted by British ...
This research describes the use of politeness strategies in Javanese and English refusal to invitati...
Speech act of refusal requires a high level of pragmatic competence because it tends to risk interpe...
This article compares refusals in English by Indonesian learners and native speakers of English. The...
The research investigates the speech act recognition of refusing as made by Indonesian learners of E...
ABSTRACT In Javanese context, refusal tends to threat the feelings and self worth of addressees whi...
This article analyses refusal strategies applied by American speakers of English and Indonesian stud...
This present study on cross-cultural pragmatics aims to investigate the pragmatic behaviours through...
This study investigates similarities and differences in Malay and German refusal speech acts realise...
This paper investigates requests by Indonesian learners based on speech act theories. It attempts to...