VỀ VĂN HÓA GIAO TIẾP CỦA NGƯỜI VIỆT QUA VIỆC SỬ DỤNG HƯ TỪ MANG NGHĨA HÀM ẨN
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2016/122Keywords:
functional words; implicature; modal meaning; descriptive/representational meaning; communicative cultureAbstract
Functional words in languages in general, and in Vietnamese in particular, are means of no trivial values to the representation of modality in sentences as well as the formulation of sentences
with implicature, even though they do not serve any nomenclature nor fundamental syntactic functions in phrases or sentences. This paper analyses the roles of several classes of functional words, including particles, modals and relationals in Vietnamese in expressing implicature in
sentences. Such implicature, moreover, can be part of descriptive/representational meaning, or modal meaning. The analysis presented in the paper helps assert the roles of Vietnamese functional
words in Vietnamese communicative culture via the means of language.
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