دراسة اجتماعية تداولية حول اللغة النابية في الأخبار الإنجليزية

Abstract

Swearing words are common in everyday language. People use swearing expressions in their everyday language to express emotions, especially disappointment, anger, anger, etc. The impact of using swearing words depends on one’s experience or background knowledge of culture and its language conventions. The use of taboo words is considered to be impolite or rude, especially when they are used by politicians in public news. It is believed that the use of taboo expressions by politicians have different impacts on listeners, as long as the audience are of varying levels of education and status. This study is a socio-pragmatic study that aims to investigate the types of swearing expressions that politicians use in public news and how they effect on listeners or readers. The data of this study is collected by visiting different websites on the web such as BBC News, CNN, Twitter, and YouTube. This study has proved that the use of abusive swearing words is the most common type which politicians use and it has a great effect on listeners