classification of illocutionary speech acts by Searle| Oral Communication in Context

[@CrimsonIgarashi]

You explained illocutionary speech very well, and your examples helped a lot. However, the video section was too fast which made them unhelpful.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Thanks. Yes. I know it was too fast. You may stop or you can change the speed. As much as possible, im trying to make a short video. Anyway, your comment is well noted Thank you

[@Simper-wp3ws]

Im so advanced im still grade 7 and im watching this topic so good clear

[@jmsy.]

this is a great help. im having a difficulty doing an activity related to this topic and this enlightened me. thank you po!

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

im glad it has helped you thanks for watching

[@abdullahmemon9698]

You made my concepts. Thanks a million.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

you are most welcome.thanks

[@chi4262]

maam u made it so clear thank you

[@manalalaouiselsouli1539]

You are very wonderful of explaining

[@dhanfebmarcajegas6326]

A new learning thank you maam teaching and learning 🥰🥰

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

idol thanks for watching..

[@AdnanAli-yd1lz]

Brilliant video. Could you please make a similar video on meta-illocutionary acts? Thanks

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

i will try.thanks for watching

[@markangelotuazontario6427]

THANK YOU PO MAAM MAY NATUTUNAN PO AKO SA VIDEO NYO.MABILIS KO NAINTINDIHAN

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Thanks for watching

[@fanikarizt8263]

this is so clear omgggg thank you so much 🎉

[@raidahmariano8707]

Hi ma'am! These given examples are my own idea. But, nalilito po ako kung anong speech acts po any appropriate. Your response is highly appreciated ma'am! Keep doing your vids po! You helped me big time ma'am!❤ 1. The anchor is delivering a special report about an event currently occurring. • Assertive? 2. A certain family is having their meal together. 3. The supervisor/boss is scolding his employee. 4. The businessman is explaining/ negotiating something in front of his business partners or a group of people.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

2. expressive 3. directive 4 possible declarative

[@raidahmariano8707]

Ma'am sa situation 3 po, Hindi po ba siya expressive? Since andun po yung anger, or emotion po towards his employee

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

possible but thats more of directive

[@raidahmariano8707]

And sa 4 po, hindi po ba siya directive? It's a business like situation po kasi kaya, more on suggesting.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

opening or closing meeting is more of declarative...it depends upom how you explain it. directives are more of inviting, encouraging, recommending

[@baritvincenathanielt.1884]

Im being thankful for this

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching.

[@пыль-й2ъ]

“You are a good person based on my observation.” - Is this expressive or not?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

ya

[@omransalman8315]

ya ..like this ...you are beautiful.

[@user-hp8mr3wm9g]

Is this assertive or expressive?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

expressive

[@gitaramadhani9770]

Hi. This video is so beneficial. May I ask something?. Is the long speech like in press conference that consist many statement and information classify as illocutionary also? Even there is no question or request of act physically. Wishing you answer my question

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Certainly.thanks

[@AbdulkarimEmam]

saying thank you, what is d/ce b/n assertive and representative?

[@ChazzyJaeRArlos]

salamat po! sobrang nakatulong po samin

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching

[@jenifferplanas99]

Galing nyo po magturo ma'am.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching

[@esrasshi1895]

amazing, very nice video and awesome teacher! :)

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@millatuzzulfa2749]

Hello, thank you for your video, it's very helpful. But I have a question, how to measure each utterance and categorize it into certain kinds of speech acts? In the last video, your answers are just possible, so there will be other answers depending on who analyzes those utterances. How to apply iFids and felicity conditions to make sure that our answer is not subjective by our assumption? Thank you & have a good day!

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Whats ur specific question.thanks

[@millatuzzulfa2749]

how to analyze speech act in a conversation and make sure the answer is not subjective?

[@evan.846]

maam sobrang thankful po ako na natuklasan po kita, salamat po sainyo and godbless po!!!

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

happy learning...thanks

[@evan.846]

Dun po sa number 9 na ano po maam sa quiz, sabi niu po “its more on suggesting so assertive”, Hindi po ba directive pag suggesting??

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

@@evan.846 oh my..yes i should have answered directive. I stand corrected. that means you are really watching :) :)thanks for clarifying

[@evan.846]

Thanks din po maam!

[@lorainecorpuz3213]

Good bless PO and thank you ma'am😍

[@faizaqanbar6954]

Thanks alot ❤

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

No worries!

[@thairsaeed431]

Thank you much

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching

[@sycaotien6464]

I must say thank you. i like this one

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching

[@ashleygalinato3898]

Thanks a lot maam.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks foe watching

[@MarkSomosoMusic]

Wow. Mam congrats for your morthan 1k. Subs....

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

hmm.thanks. u too. Uve been doing great. Keep goin'

[@MarkSomosoMusic]

Colab Ta pohon mam..

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

@@MarkSomosoMusic soon, marky

[@darwinfransmiharaja7605]

In moana Movie, when Moana's island got some bad sign such as diseased tree and they can catch or get any fish, and the people start to think that they maybe will find the solution if they sail away from the island. However, the chief of the people says "We're save here", he intend that no one must left the island. I assume that it can be representatives (assertive) and directives. he claim that the island actually still the safest place for them, and it also an order to not leave the island. lately i start to think that it also can be declarative.... can you share your opinion on this?

[@noturbruhalt]

Thank you ma'am ❤

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Most welcome 😊

[@neilkenji2343]

Thank you Ma'am!

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

You're welcome 😊

[@abdalameer1318]

Many thanks. But does all negative assertions are speech acts of denial. For example.. there is no evidence that..... Is it asserting or denial?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

it is denial. ur objecting the statement.

[@romejanejoyrivac1461]

Ma'am, is it right that the meaning may be expressed directly or implied when it comes to illocutionary act?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

yes...direct or implied

[@romejanejoyrivac1461]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish thank you so much ma'am!

[@TyronMarcColis]

thank you so much ma'am. hoping for some activities at the end of the video. god bless you po :)

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Sure 😊

[@val_aimmm]

Thanks po mam

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks

[@mekka2730]

thank you ma'am, can i ask what movie the 8th clip was taken from?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

got it randomly from youtube but I don't exactlyknow the title.

[@sweetsparkles4595]

Thank you po, ma'am. I really understand it po. "Let's break up" (declaration to end the relationship) "Okay, class dismissed, you can now leave our google meet" (a declaration to end the class) Tama po ba yan ma'am na Example po ng declaration? Thank you po 😊❤️

[@vincealbertomateo4636]

Is 'directive' can be a locutionary act?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

directive is a type of illocutionary act. the moment u utter the words, you are in locutionary act

[@kestinehogayre6192]

4:59

[@IsaacLiz]

"Please don't make the video clips in the video too fast?" Answer: Directive

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

yes

[@danielhernandorojasrodrigu7076]

you rock

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for watching.

[@kestinehogayre6192]

3:41

[@drianlarde]

I think right at 3:09.. misleading yung meaning ng directive sa unang bullet.. that's commissive

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

thanks for taking a look at that part. I rechecked. I didn't notice about that. yes that's commissive part and not directive. I stand corrected.thanks

[@Haaaaaaakdog]

Goodevening po, can I ask what type of illocutionary is this. Nahihirapan po kasi akong idefine. Your response is much appreciated po ma'am, thank you po! 1. The association of Malikhaing Guro conducts a round table discussion via zoom. 2. Robert is confused about the course he will take in college.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

1.assertives 2.expressives

[@vincentsanpedro8156]

Maam may tanong po ako halimbawa ang example po ay Who are you? directives po ba sya??? Salamt po sa lesson maam.. Very helpful po

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

ya

[@nozomu5143]

Hi, ma'am! What about when you're asking a question, to what illocutionary act does it belong po?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Directives

[@nozomu5143]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish thank you so much po!

[@ritaaguirre9563]

Hello! My teacher asked me what happens when the speech act has no effect, I can't find the answer

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

means it was not properly.delivered. some could be barriers of communication

[@joseg.valerio2179]

Hello ma'am good am! Possible po ba na maging locutionary at illocutionary ang isang statement? Tsaka pano po kapag yung response o reply po nung isang tao sa isang statement ay pagpapasalamat, ibig sabihin po ba nun di na po siya perlocution? Thank you po ma'am in advance, nalilito lang po kasi ako e.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

some acts are possible. especially declaring statements. speech acts are quite difficult as there are many considerations to make. but knowing the basic, is enough.Promising is an act of perloctionary..(doing and sayin at the same time)

[@joseg.valerio2179]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish oh, okay po ma'am, thank you!

[@shinnihs2351]

Hello po,Maam. I would like to ask po,if "it's so dark in this room." is an Assertive po

[@rccatedral7967]

"You're so fat"(or any statement referring for being fat) is this a Locutionary act ma'am? Btw thanks for the lesson

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

when ur in the process of uttering it, yes

[@rccatedral7967]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish therefore ma'am if the statement is being said by someone is it considered to be an utterance? Thank you for your quick response

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

locutionary is the act of uttering,.producing the sounds of words

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

@@rccatedral7967 watch the video on the 3 types of speech acts for better understanding

[@kimloraineib-ib3240]

Ma'am medyo nalilito po ako. Sabi mo po commissive-threats pero sa quiz po sa last directive ang sagot mo ma'am.

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Check the error in the comment. I made a note there.

[@rz0651]

What's the different between assertive and locutionary act? I still confused

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

i didnt get your question. are you asking the meaning of locutionary and assertive type of illocutionary? thanks for watching

[@kimkai9005]

6:45 mam, dipo ata nagpapasalamat eto? Anu pong klasing illocutionary ito?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Video 6? Yes expressive as he is apppreciating. Possibility of thanking

[@kimkai9005]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish i mean dko po sya naintindihan eh in-on captions ko po sabi nya "I mean this is a good dialogue here it'll play" XD

[@kimkai9005]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish pero para nga po kino-compliment sya kaya thank you po so much ☺

[@maybelynconstancio5340]

Among the three acts mentioned in the lesson which is your most favorite and least favorite?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Theyre all part of the process of communication.Theyre all intertwined.

[@maybelynconstancio5340]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish Types of speech act

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

Yes thats what i mean

[@maybelynconstancio5340]

@@TeachinglearningEnglish Among the three speech acts mentioned in the lesson which is your most favorite and least favorite

[@maybelynconstancio5340]

???

[@euphony3058]

Yung " You are mine" at " Its an order" anong types of acts po siya?

[@TeachinglearningEnglish]

you are.mine- are u talking to someone special? most likely youre promising.

[@kestinehogayre6192]

4:30