POLITENESS STRATEGY USED BY THE SPEAKERS IN DISCUSSION DISTANCE LEARNING

MUHAMMAD, ULUMUDDIN (2022) POLITENESS STRATEGY USED BY THE SPEAKERS IN DISCUSSION DISTANCE LEARNING. Diploma thesis, UIN RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG.

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ABSTRACT POLITENESS STRATEGY USED BY THE SPEAKERS IN DISCUSSION DISTANCE LEARNING By Muhammad Ulumuddin Pragmatic is the study of the relation between language and context that are basic to an account of language understanding. the study about the relationship between context and meaning is the main purpose of Pragmatics. Politeness is one of pragmatics studies. Politeness is a “polite social behavior ”within a certain culture. It is the form people save other people’s face and feeling in communication. The research methodology of this research was descriptive qualitative. In this research, the data were obtained from Webinar Video Parent�Family Distance Learning Webinar 8-31.. In collecting the data, the researcher used documentation. The source of analyzing the data in this study through documentation was taken from Webinar Video Parent-Family Distance Learning Webinar 8-31. To made the classification of data analysis, the Researcher developed a coding system to each datum. in this study the researcher is the main instrument. The Researcher used the type of triangulation data to check the validation of the data. From The result, it can be concluded that there are the occurrences of positive politeness strategies and negative politeness strategies with the way those strategies are realized by the speakers in Webinar Video Parent-Family Distance Learning Webinar 8-31. There are 79 occurrences of politeness. Rather than negative politeness strategies, positive politeness strategy has the most occurrences. It shows that the speakers prefer employing positive politeness strategy to other strategies in their utterances. As it is seen, positive politeness is applied in as many as 55 times by the speaker. It is followed by negative politeness strategy which is applied in as many as 24 times. Keywords: Pragmatic, Positive politeness, Negative politeness.

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