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Erstellt von amyashton2
vor fast 11 Jahre
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Frage | Antworten |
Back channeling | Acknowledging conversation without giving a definite answer. eg) mmmm, yeah, hm, okay, maybe |
Discourse marking | Marking that your turn is about to start; a shift in conversation. eg) okay, right then, so, but |
Fillers | Sounds made when thinking. eg) ermm, umm, hmm |
Hedging | Agreeing but disagreeing to avoid directness. eg) kind of, sort of, maybe, perhaps |
False starts/repairs | Beginning a sentence, correcting yourself and starting again. eg) "he, no sorry, I mean she, broke the vase" |
Skip connectors | Skipping past the tangent the conversation is going and reverting back to the original conversation. eg) "anyway, coming back to our original discussion" |
Fixed expressions | Saying something definitely. eg) as a matter of fact, basically, at the end of the day |
Ellipsis | Removing of words from a sentence to abbreviate. eg) "might go see Twilight later" |
Tag questions | Adding a question to the end of a sentence to confirm something/support question. eg) "it is tomorrow isn't it?" |
Deixis | Pointing words in a perceptual temporal or spatial dimension. Deictic referencing is common in spoken discourse. eg) I, me, you, they now, yesterday, today, here, there, this, that |
Non-fluency features | Non-verbal occurrences. eg) sighing, coughing, laughing |
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