DIFFERENTIAL PATTERNS BETWEEN VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL SEMANTICS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Authors

  • Isroilova O'g'iloy Isroil qizi Author

Keywords:

Facial expressions , Non-verbal semantics, syntax, grammar, educators, Competence, gestures ,eye contact, Interpersonal relationship, expressiveness.

Abstract

This article explores the differential patterns between verbal and nonverbal semantics in the English language, highlighting their distinct yet interconnected roles in communication. While verbal semantics focuses on the meaning derived from words and sentences, nonverbal semantics encompasses gestures, facial expressions, body language, and other forms of nonverbal cues that significantly influence interpretation. Through a comprehensive analysis of empirical studies and theoretical frameworks, this research examines how nonverbal elements can enhance, contradict, or complement verbal messages. By investigating various contexts—such as interpersonal communication, public speaking, and digital interactions—this article elucidates the complexities of meaning-making in everyday discourse. The findings underscore the necessity of integrating both verbal and nonverbal semantics for effective communication, ultimately contributing to a deeper understanding of human interaction in the English language.

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Published

2024-10-01