The Use of Slang in YouTube Comments Under Ceremonial Speech Videos.
This questionnaire was made by Diana Tomakh – a 2nd-year bachelor’s student of New Media Languages at Kaunas University of Technology. The questionnaire answers will be used in the research work – ”The Use of Slang in Comments on YouTube According to Ceremonial Speech Videos". This research aims to analyze how people communicate among certain discourse communities, depending on comments, reactions, and what communication etiquette rules they are following. The survey is anonymous but you always can contact me by email ([email protected]) to cancel your provided information. Thank you for your time in completing this questionnaire.
11. If you don't use any of them, please provide your reason(s), or provide information about what communication etiquette rules you are following:
long live our race
our forty are worth china
our folk song is sung
from age to age
long live our race
our forty are worth china
our folk song is sung
from age to age
march, march, march, march, march
our path is long
it covers the mountains
may our enemies perish
run, march, march, march, march
our path is long
gokbora, the wolf
may our enemies perish
our homeland is turan
our army is young ahtsızlar
you are our nation, our wolf
from mountain to mountain
our homeland is turan
our army is young ahtsızlar
you are our nation, our wolf
from mountain to mountain
march, march, march, march, march
our path is long
it covers the mountains
may our enemies perish
run, march, march, march, march
our path is long
gokbora, the wolf
may our enemies perish
we will tear down the false podiums
and we will set up the tables, i swear!
we will strike the traitors, the scum
straight between the eyes, i swear!
we are the remedy for every bleeding wound
we will see the unity of turan
or we will break the axis of the world
that does not favor the turk, i swear!
the baby born on the hospital road
the baby whose white snow falls on it
the baby decked out when it turns forty
we will hold account, i swear!
not being deceived by ranks, fur coats
we join those who raid palaces
when turan, the beautiful bride, is beloved
we will stop, i swear!
making real the thoughts of our ancestors
retrieving every gravestone
as we humiliate the despicable, their vile heads
we will reach tranquility, i swear!
not turning back
greetings to the blessed ideal
nationalist turkey
from altai to danube
not turning back
greetings to the blessed ideal
nationalist turkey
from altai to danube
march, march, march, march, march
our path is long
it covers the mountains
may our enemies perish
run, march, march, march, march
our path is long
gokbora, the wolf
may our enemies perish
it will happen, it will happen
before the last fire goes out
the black banner will be raised
to turan, to turan
it will happen, it will happen
before the last fire goes out
the black banner will be raised
to turan, to turan
march, march, march, march, march
our path is long
it covers the mountains
may our enemies perish
run, march, march, march, march
our path is long
gokbora, the wolf
may our enemies perish
i don't usually use them in my own language (french) because i like speaking a "correct" language, but when it comes to english, i don't mind that much, maybe because that's how i learn the language. learning it through people speaking, i'm used to slang and if i don't really use them, i'm okay with it!
i don’t know much of it.
i try to maintain formal language, and by that, i mean i’m trying as much as possible to use a good vocabulary and not abbreviations of words.
i just deliver information and i usually type fast, so i don’t have an issue, i guess.
don't like
etiquette
i'm not following any; it just doesn't come naturally to me.
you just have to know where you shouldn't use any of the contractions.
i simply don't like using them that much because it doesn't feel natural to me when writing.