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Abstract : This Politeness of life is very important. Due to the politeness we can to
important. Due to the politeness we can to show awareness of another persons face,
where politeness is accomplished in situations of social distance or closeness.
The use of email at this time has been popular in the community. Email is
widely used for the benefit of the school as the student assignment submissions, for
personal benefit, and the benefit of a formal letter. In the use of language many use
2. Theoretical Framework
2.1 Politeness
George (1996:60) stated that politeness can be defined as the means employed
to show awareness of another persons face. In this sense, politeness can be
accomplished in situation of social distance or closeness.
Richard (2003:10) point out that the terms politeness means something rather
different from our everyday understanding of it and focuses almost uniquely on
polite language. In this study of herbal interaction. The aim of this study is to
approach the technical term :politeness from variety of perspectives with respects
to ways in which it is manifest of language. Usage and to highlight some of the
controversies focusing on it.
Brown (1978:70) state that Positive politeness is oriented toward the positive
face of H, the positive self-image that he claims for himself. Positive politeness is
approach based; it 'anoints' the face of the addressee by indicating that in some
respects, S wants H's wants (e.g. by treating him as a member of an in group, a
friend, a person whose wants and personality traits are known and liked). The
potential face threat of an act is minimized in this case by the assurance that in
general S wants at: least some of H's wants; for example, that S considers H to be in
important respects 'the same' as he, with in-group rights and duties and expectations
of reciprocity, or by the implication that S likes H so that the FT A doesn't mean a
negative.
2.2 Email
E-mail are messages sent to other individuals on the Internet. Think of them
more like memos than postal mail. A message can be easily copied to other users; and
when you receive an incoming message, you can attach your reply to it, or forward it
on to a third party. You can also attach documents and graphics files to messages.
Mkbride (2006:4)
Formal emails are usually sent to people the writer does not know or to people
outside
the
company
(
https://elt.oup.com/elt/
students/result/pdf/brpreemails.pdf).
3. Method
3.1 Research Design
4. Discussion
4.1 Factors
It will be presented 4 of email from inbox dominicakytoff@gmail.com. The
email is from Google Maps, line, Instagram,
1. Google Maps
2. Line
3. Instagram
4. Google maps
4 sample models presented an email sent by Google Maps, Line, and Instagram, In
the mail from google maps, there are the word "thanks" while in the email sent by
Line and Instagram, there are no words "thank you".
These data are presented in the following table:
No
Email (sender)
Opening
Body
Closing
Thank
amount
Precent
.
1.
Google Maps
of letter
V
you
V
(%)
100
2.
Line
75
3.
75
4.
Google Maps
V
V
V
V
4
100
Amount
4
4
4
2
14
Based on the table above, Google Maps use the word Thank you get 100%,
and for Line and Instagram get 75% because they do not use the word Thank You.
4.2 Readers
4 presentation of the email above was found a few different things. and from
our data analysis that has been presented. The email sent by google maps above that the
email was a thank you for the email is reply from the sender when it receives data from a
sender. For Email from different Instagram, Line and they do not use the word thank you.
Also differ in the content of the letter on the Reply email. which makes it different letter
is letter. Nature of the letter is a confirmation or verification.
5. Conclusion
From the above discussion we can draw the conclusion that the use of the word
"Thank You" is only used Google Maps its formal notification email. The emails as
formal verification or confirmation will not use said "Thank You"
So the use of Politeness expression "Thank you" The email above is only for the formal
letter and the nature of the notification. And for the future we can do research on the
nature of formal verification email and confirm that its use the word Thank You.
References
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Levinson, Penelope brown and stephen C. 1978. Universal in Language Usage Politeness
Phenomen Questions and Politeness : Strategi in Social Interaction (pp. 56-311).
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Yule, George. 1997. Pragmatic. New York: Oxford University Press.
Mcbride, P.K. 2006. Communicating with Email, Learning Made Simple. UK: ElSiever Ltd. .