Spoken Language Spoken Language 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageSpoken LanguageASAQA Created by: IzzyskipCreated on: 15-03-17 10:52 Accent A distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country, area, or social class. 1 of 16 Hedges Words used to avoid giving a direct answer or to soften an answer. E.g. Probably 2 of 16 Dialect Regional speech 3 of 16 Fillers Words used to keep control of a conversation and keep the audience interested. E.g. Um 4 of 16 Idiolect An individual's own way of speaking. 5 of 16 Backchanneling Feedback from the listeners. 6 of 16 Intonation The rise and fall of someones voice. 7 of 16 Jargon Specialist lexis. Words used in specific specialisations. E.g. at the dentist. 8 of 16 Paralinguistic Features Non-verbal communication. i.e. body language given whilst speaking. 9 of 16 Prosodic Features Variations in pitch, loudness, tempo, and rhythm. The aspects of a voice. 10 of 16 Rhetorical Question Question not designed to be answered. Often used as sarcasm. 11 of 16 Received Pronunciation Standard English, English accent. 12 of 16 Slang Non-standard English, used informally. 13 of 16 Spontaneous Speech Naturally occurring speech 14 of 16 Transcript A written passage. 15 of 16 Vague Language Speech that is less precise. E.g. "You know what I mean" "That thing" "What's it called". 16 of 16
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