It's no laughing matter: A pragmatic study on honorific markers in Cebuano jokes
Philippine languages, just like many European and Asian languages, are characterized with the presence of honorific markers in conversations as a sign of respect and politeness. In line with this, the much-celebrated study of Brown and Gilman (1972 cited in Fasold, 1990) provides a universal V and T...
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2007
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