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Well but that's the effect of it: The use of well as a discourse particle in talk shows

机译：好吧，但这就是它的效果：在脱口秀节目中使用well作为话语粒子

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Discourse particles have been a topic of interest in the research community for decades. Despite the vast number of scholarly outputs dedicated to this area, it appears that little has been done on the use of discourse particles by non-native speakers. This paper attempts to address this largely neglected issue by examining the use of well as a discourse particle by Hong Kong Chinese speakers of English in a series of a TV current affairs talk show. Results show that contrary to the prevalent view in the Hong Kong educational setting that discourse particles are a sign of dysfluent speech, the discourse particle well in the data fulfils a wide range of functions which are crucial for participants to sail through different situations. This raises the question whether the status of discourse particles in second language learning, if they have any, should be re-assessed.
机译：几十年来，话语粒子一直是研究界关注的话题。尽管在这方面有大量的学术成果，但似乎非母语人士对话语粒子的使用几乎没有。本文试图通过在电视时事脱口秀系列节目中考察香港华语使用者对话语粒子的使用，来解决这个很大程度上被忽视的问题。结果表明，与香港教育界普遍认为话语成分是言语不调和的观点相反，数据中的话语成分很好地履行了广泛的功能，对于参与者在不同情况下航行至关重要。这就提出了一个问题：是否应该重新评估话语粒子在第二语言学习中的地位（如果有的话）。

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