A PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE LANGUAGE OF SELLERS IN E-COMMERCE LIVE STREAMING

  • Jandy D. Daga-as
  • Dr. Danilo G. Baradillo
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Abstract

This qualitative study employs discourse analysis aimed at unveiling the speech acts, linguistic persuasion strategies and linguistic features employed in e- commerce live streaming. More so, this study utilizing thematic analysis aimed at exploring the emerging themes focused on the insights of e-commerce live streaming viewers on the linguistic persuasive strategies employed by streamers in e-commerce live streaming. Through purposive sampling, 15 videos of e-commerce live streaming served as the corpora of the study. Consequently, the study revealed that e-commerce live streamers employed different speech acts such as directive, assertive, commissive, expressive and declarative. The key findings of this qualitative study opened the door to a new line of inquiry into the persuasive strategies employed in e-commerce live streaming. KEYWORDS: Education, speech acts, linguistic persuasion strategies e-commerce live streaming, linguistic features, pragmatic, Philippines

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Jandy D. Daga-as, & Dr. Danilo G. Baradillo. (2024). A PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE LANGUAGE OF SELLERS IN E-COMMERCE LIVE STREAMING. EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR), 670–676. https://doi.org/10.36713/epra17088

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