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Praise in Ugandan vs. British English by theemdellarosa is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This paper investigates the speech act of praise in Ugandan English, contrasting it with British English, and highlights its linguistic forms, genres, and functions. It emphasizes the cultural significance of praise in Ugandan society and its role in interpersonal relationships, while also discussing the historical decline of praise in English literature. The study aims to fill a gap in research on expressive speech acts, particularly praise, which has been largely overlooked in academic literature.
- Author
- theemdellarosa
- Language
- EN