apology speeches from linguistic view

al-Farabi KazNU, Akhapov Ye.A., Dairova A.S., al-Farabi KazNU

2016

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DOI 10.26577/jos-2016-4-902

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Abstract

apology speeches from linguistic viewToday's linguistic studies, both basic and applied, show a marked tendency to become more and more data-oriented.So, that is why we will try to use our previous theoretical knowledge in practice and look on the "apology" from linguistic point of view using different types of resources.In our survey study we used some role play cards to have an interview with Japanese native speakers.We also had an interview with Russian native speakers in order to have some experience.