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"How to say no without saying no" A cross-cultural study of the realization and perception of the speech act of refusal among German Learners of Arabic as a Foreign Language and Egyptian native speakers
This study investigates the realization and perception of the speech act of refusal among German Learners of Arabic as a Foreign Language and native Egyptian speakers cross-culturally. Besides, it examines the extent of pragmatic transfer from L1 and its nature of being negative or positive one. Thr...
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2019
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