Tindak tutur ekspresif dalam lirik lagu arab Hubbin Wa Hayah Baraa Masoud
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Expressive speech acts, arabic songs, hubbin wa hayah baraa masoud, language, song lyricsAbstract
This study aims to describe the form and function of expressive speech acts in the lyrics of the Arabic song Hubbin Wa Hayah by Baraa Masoud. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach with pragmatic analysis methods based on Searle's Enhance your writing and adapt to your audiencery of expressive speech acts. Data in the form of song lyrics containing emotional expressions were collected through documentation and then analyzed contextually. The results show that the lyrics of Hubbin Wa Hayah contain various forms of expressive speech acts, such as expressions of praise, gratitude, hope, and spiritual love. These expressions reflect deep feelings and strong religious meanings, as well as describing the emotional relationship between individuals and religious values. These findings indicate that song lyrics can be an effective medium for conveying emotional expression in an aesthetic and meaningful way, while enriching the pragmatic study of the Arabic language.
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