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| CMC - Nasuha (Question 2) |
| Mar 25, 2009 |
Comment on the findings in relation to language learning in Malaysia
The research above can also be done in Malaysia especially to the Malaysian’s university since students have been exposed technology and email has become common to them. In addition, email to lecturer or to the faculty rarely been emphasize it appropriateness and students might assume the style of writing which might not suitable for formal occasion.
Furthermore, lecturer began to make things easier for the students by permitting students to submit assignments, do problem-solving (academic) and early notice through email. Thus, to know whether students used this medium appropriately and apply politeness went sending out message through emails such research is needed. Moreover, this will help the academician to include syllabi or advice the students of the appropriate way to communicate through email.
Finally, since Asian people including Malaysian has been emphasize to be polite with people that have higher position or elders whether in family, education and society, it might easier for us to apply it email. However, in Malaysia it will depend on what language the email is written too. We might take Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin or Tamil to be polite to the Malaysian than English since it is not our native language it would not perceive it as the native. Thus, researcher might want to conduct research in both language to see the different politeness devices and strategies use in emails toward the faculties and lecturers.
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