In German oral discourse, previous research has shown that okay can be used both as a response token (e.g., for agreeing with the previous turn or for claiming a certain degree of understanding) and as a discourse marker (e.g., for closing conversational topics or sequences and/or indicating transitions). This contribution focuses on the use of okay as a response token and how it is connected with the speakers’ interactional state of knowledge (their understanding, their assumptions etc.). The analysis is based on video recorded everyday conversations in German and a sequential, micro-analytic approach (multimodal conversation analysis). The main function of conversational okay in the selected data set is related to indicating the acceptanc...
This paper contributes to the growing body of knowledge on current listeners ' re-sponses in ta...
This chapter on Estonian and Polish OKAY focuses on complying responses to high entitlement directiv...
Dieser Beitrag analysiert und diskutiert verschiedene Auffassungen von Kontext und Angemessenheit (a...
The paper presents results of a case study that compared the usage of OKAY across genre types (Wikip...
This chapter examines the use of the particle OKAY in Finnish as a response to turns that are design...
In this chapter, we overview the specificity of comparisons made within the perspective of Conversat...
Okay is one of the most commonly used words in the English language. It is also one of the most comm...
An understanding of "Okay " usages in conversation requires analytic considerations extend...
The internationalism okay has its origin in the American English language as a deliberately misspell...
Dieser Beitrag ergänzt bisherige Erkenntnisse zum Rückmeldeverhalten in der alltäglichen Interaktion...
We present results of a series of machine learning experiments that address the classification of th...
We present results of a series of machine learning experiments that address the classification of th...
This paper examines the proper use and occurrence conditions of German tag questions, “oder, ” “ne, ...
© 1995 Dr. Roderick James GardnerThis thesis examines the conversational token Mm, using a core corp...
The article deals with the textual functioning of utterances, including verified knowledge markers, ...
This paper contributes to the growing body of knowledge on current listeners ' re-sponses in ta...
This chapter on Estonian and Polish OKAY focuses on complying responses to high entitlement directiv...
Dieser Beitrag analysiert und diskutiert verschiedene Auffassungen von Kontext und Angemessenheit (a...
The paper presents results of a case study that compared the usage of OKAY across genre types (Wikip...
This chapter examines the use of the particle OKAY in Finnish as a response to turns that are design...
In this chapter, we overview the specificity of comparisons made within the perspective of Conversat...
Okay is one of the most commonly used words in the English language. It is also one of the most comm...
An understanding of "Okay " usages in conversation requires analytic considerations extend...
The internationalism okay has its origin in the American English language as a deliberately misspell...
Dieser Beitrag ergänzt bisherige Erkenntnisse zum Rückmeldeverhalten in der alltäglichen Interaktion...
We present results of a series of machine learning experiments that address the classification of th...
We present results of a series of machine learning experiments that address the classification of th...
This paper examines the proper use and occurrence conditions of German tag questions, “oder, ” “ne, ...
© 1995 Dr. Roderick James GardnerThis thesis examines the conversational token Mm, using a core corp...
The article deals with the textual functioning of utterances, including verified knowledge markers, ...
This paper contributes to the growing body of knowledge on current listeners ' re-sponses in ta...
This chapter on Estonian and Polish OKAY focuses on complying responses to high entitlement directiv...
Dieser Beitrag analysiert und diskutiert verschiedene Auffassungen von Kontext und Angemessenheit (a...