Linguistic features of request strategies in moroccan south eastern amazigh variety
It has frequently been noted that the Cross-Cultural Speech Act Realisation Project (CCSARP) posits a universal categorisation of requests. This serves as a foundation for investigating the request speech act within the Moroccan South-Eastern Amazigh variety (MSEAV) using the CCSARP model. Accordingly, this paper aims to determine whether native speakers of MSEAV employ distinct request strategies that may challenge the universality of conventionally indirect requests. The analysis employs the CCSARP model by Blum-Kulka et al.