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Thanks a lot for your explanation, professor Handke! I'm sitting a pragmatic exam tomorrow in the afternoon and you saved my day! Thanks indeed, your videos are very dynamic and helpful.
Thank you so much for putting out so many clarifying and informative videos such as this. Your videos are helping me to comprehensively document my conlang to a far more professional effect than I ever could have thought possible before.
I love how you explain this, I'm watching this in 2025 in my fourth year of study at Egerton, youve helped me alot throughout this journey may God bless you abundantly
Thanks for this lecture! Deixis is a highly intruiging topic. The only problem I have with this overview occurs at 9:25. I'd argue that "this afternoon" typically refers to a timepoint after the utterance time u.
Can you give, another example for the third sentence of time deixis (tense) John had written a letter. Can you explain the reference R, i'm still a little confused about it.
You are a very technical but very clear and effective linguist, just how to deal with deixeis with no link to anaphora - most notably with TH- determiners...(?)
Hi prof. I am from Indonesia and I'm currently taking my master degree on linguistic. And I am planning to write my thesis about comparative study about diexis between my local language (tae language in indonesia) and in english
I do have a question on time deixis (tense). Why can u precede e in example b) (John is writing the letter)? (10: 52) Could anyone explain that to me, please?
I know this is really late, but I will still answer. maybe I can help somebody else :) "Is writing" is not only the present progressive form, but can also be used as a means of refering to the future, similar to the going-to-future. in this case the sentence would mean that he is going to write the letter (in the next hour).
thank u so much,it was very helpful. I have a question about person deixis. some linguists did not take the 3d person (she/he) as real deixis. eg Lyons calls them impure deixis. may I know your opinion?
Deixes 1. In what way are the underlined strings in the sentence (why are John and Peter fighting? Is it worth all this?) deictic? Give an objective answer. Is and this are the underlined strings
not necessarily, it depends on the region. Also, "allí" is closer than "allá". One important thing is that in Spanish letter H is silent at all times, except when preceded by C, so the pronunciation of "ahí" is /a'i/
...it took a lil longer to connect the points... as "is Dexter ilL? is dexter ilL?" 'no mr blah blah. dexter is in school' sample mix entertain long as packed the tune is...
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Thanks Prof Handke this is helpful to a large number of people all over the world may God pay you most beautiful things and all his blessings be upon you
Thanks a lot for your explanation, professor Handke! I'm sitting a pragmatic exam tomorrow in the afternoon and you saved my day! Thanks indeed, your videos are very dynamic and helpful.
The same here for the exam,he is super
Thank you so much for putting out so many clarifying and informative videos such as this. Your videos are helping me to comprehensively document my conlang to a far more professional effect than I ever could have thought possible before.
Danke sehr, Prof. Handke! Es ist sehr hilfsbereit und informative!
I am getting a lot from these e-lectures! Thank you for sharing them online.
Thank you so much for this e-lecture Professor Handke!
Student of Jagiellonian University
Hello I need your help in my dessertation in pragmatics concerning deixis if possible please
I love how you explain this, I'm watching this in 2025 in my fourth year of study at Egerton, youve helped me alot throughout this journey may God bless you abundantly
Thanks a lot !! I have a final exam tomorrow and I could understand perfectly well your explanation! Regards from Argentina!!
I am watching this vadio know, so how was ur exam.😀
Hello I need your help in my dessertation in pragmatics concerning deixis if possible please
Thank you so much!!! This video is very useful and have clearly content to understand.
Very useful indeed!
Thanks for this lecture! Deixis is a highly intruiging topic.
The only problem I have with this overview occurs at 9:25. I'd argue that "this afternoon" typically refers to a timepoint after the utterance time u.
I like that! I took the German Ups instead of the English Oops!
Hello I need your help in my dessertation in pragmatics concerning deixis in second language acquisition if possible please
Very useful, thanks a lot, Prof!
What are the three basic systems of the semantic parameters of distance for space deixis?
Thank you! Super clear!
It's really nice sir..Please make video on negative face and positive face & coherence and cohesion, if possible sir.
For example ''I will be there at 8.00'' ''there'' is place deixis but can we say that ''at 8.00'' is time deixis?
Can you give, another example for the third sentence of time deixis (tense)
John had written a letter.
Can you explain the reference R, i'm still a little confused about it.
You are a very technical but very clear and effective linguist, just how to deal with deixeis with no link to anaphora - most notably with TH- determiners...(?)
I have a question Dr. Please.
What are the 3 waves of politeness?
thank you so much professor!!!
Thank you very much!
From 11.45 , in utterance 3 " John had written a letter when Linda arrived "; i was confused when you said " Linda wrote the letter " so many times.
Thank you
Very useful indeed. Thank you very much for sharing it.
Thanks so much
Awesome, very clear!
Goodness lesson, congratulations 👏👏 sir
Prof. Handke, in your very first example you took "this" as discourse deictic, why not place deictic?
Because he is referring to the paper that he's holding not a place or a location
@@lurex8957 that is the location. discourse deictic is text deictic in definition
Good video
Easy to understand.
Referential identification: an element of linguistics.
Your method of teaching is very good thanks sir ☺️😊
Hi prof. I am from Indonesia and I'm currently taking my master degree on linguistic. And I am planning to write my thesis about comparative study about diexis between my local language (tae language in indonesia) and in english
how did it go? I mean thesis
Oh sir thank you very much, it is very useful and easly to understand.
Thank you so much, it was so helpful. Tomorrow is my final exam in pragmatics course. WISH ME LUCK :(
Than you so much, it was really helpful. very clear and simple ^^
Very good
Sir kindly make sure that myself , yourself,themselves , herself and himself may be used as person deixis.
Thanks a lot!
thanks ..it is clear and understood
I do have a question on time deixis (tense). Why can u precede e in example b) (John is writing the letter)? (10: 52)
Could anyone explain that to me, please?
I know this is really late, but I will still answer. maybe I can help somebody else :)
"Is writing" is not only the present progressive form, but can also be used as a means of refering to the future, similar to the going-to-future. in this case the sentence would mean that he is going to write the letter (in the next hour).
+Tanja K likewise ref to ocvouring event wherein taken place ...proceeding? ... midnight runners :');
Thx fam
thank u so much,it was very helpful. I have a question about person deixis. some linguists did not take the 3d person (she/he) as real deixis. eg Lyons calls them impure deixis. may I know your opinion?
what a person deixis is
Deixes
1. In what way are the underlined strings in the sentence (why are John and Peter fighting? Is it worth all this?) deictic? Give an objective answer.
Is and this are the underlined strings
Excuse me sir, i want to ask about theory of person reference used in Michael Ewing's research similar to the deixis person reference?
Is That usefull?
thanks sir!!
May I get your contact please I have many more things to learn form you sir, your help is really appreciated.
it´s "aqui", "allí" and "allá"
Actually, in Spain it's "aqui", "ahí" and "allí", I think the distinction you stated is used in Latin America.
not necessarily, it depends on the region. Also, "allí" is closer than "allá". One important thing is that in Spanish letter H is silent at all times, except when preceded by C, so the pronunciation of "ahí" is /a'i/
You missed Social Deixis.
How?
That's decent, thank you
informative
2020!
...it took a lil longer to connect the points... as "is Dexter ilL? is dexter ilL?" 'no mr blah blah. dexter is in school' sample mix entertain long as packed the tune is...
Avalanches 'frontier psychiatrist'. ... what it means... hah! mom too. as i was strangely hypnotized.... n forgot
ربنا يسامحك يا اللي في بالي
Thank you very much.
Thank you