Discourse Patterns in First Language Use at Hcme and Second Language Learning at School: an Ethnographic Approach



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GM            the madman

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yes

GM

[unclear]

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no, he didn't see us

GM

he didn't st

GM

how would а

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"madman"? oh! [I don't

GM

how would c

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"madman"?

GM

yes

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oh! [I don't know]

GM

... do you к

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yes

GM

that madmaz

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yes

GM

his name iι
is
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the Grandma

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is 'vadio'?

GM

is 'vadio'

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ya

GM

do you knob

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yes

GM

what is it?

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it's 'vadιo'

GM

[unclear]

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when he feels like it

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he's mad, that man, he

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when he feels like it,
imitates him]

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oh, oh! he's a 'vadio'!

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I'll ... I'll teach him,

GM

what!?

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I’ll say that it's 'vaα

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[unclear]

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'madman' is *∑adιθ,, ⅛



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