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Date Posted: 03:38:48 10/05/09 Mon
Author: Flavia
Subject: Discourse issues in Cross Cultural Pragmatics

Dear classmates,

Thank you for the comments. I've profited a lot from you.

Lourdinha, dear mom, miss you lots!!!

I guess now we are all aware of the fact that speaking a language is much more than formal aspects such as pronunciation, entonation and (lack of) accent. A language is, above all, a tool. It must be used with a purpose, bigger than the language itself. After all, one learns a certain language to communicate something, and not to show "meaningless" proficiency.

Love,

Flavia

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