Abstract:
This study examines the pragmatic functions of mʕliʃ in Jordanian Arabic and explores how this discourse marker operates in naturally occurring interaction. The analysis is based on 175 tokens collected from everyday conversations across different social contexts. Using a qualitative discourse-analytic approach supported by descriptive frequency analysis, the study identifies eleven pragmatic functions of mʕliʃ, including consolation, request...
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