THE INFLUENCE OF THE LATIN AMERICANS’ VALUE REPRESENTATIONS ON THE USING IN SPEECH THE EMOTIONAL-EVALUATIVE SUFFIXES

Abstract

In the article, examples of grammatical units of written and oral speech of residents of Latin American countries containing the most popular emotional-estimated suffixes are analyzed by means of linguistic observation and description. As a result, the importance of traditions and culture, pride in parents and seniors, the worship of beauty, love, friendship and family is determined, and various types of their manifestations are demonstrated. The author concludes that the Hispanics’ value representations are manifested in the communicative process and determine the speech behavior of the partners in communication.

Keywords

• value
• language behavior
• Latin Americans
• culture
• emotional-evaluative suffixes
• valuable-communicative approach