Deixis system in english and sampang language
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This research entitled “DEIXIS SYSTEM IN ENGISH AND SAMPANG LANGUAGE”
has tried to carry out the deixis system in English and Sampang language. The data were
collected from the forty-five-native speaker of the Sampang language by using random sampling
procedure. The informants for this study have been selected from the ward no. 2, 20 and 19 of
Itahari Sub- Metropolitan city, Sunsari. The data were collected with the help of questionnaire
and interview. The sources of data for English were collected from different books thesis
dictionaries and article.
The researcher has collected both primary and secondary sources of data. The findings
are: Sampang language has three number systems in person deixis. They are: singular, dual and
plural. There are three words to indicate second person deictic terms. For example; /aanaa:/
(you), /aanaa:chi/ (you two), and /aanaanni/ (plural you) but English language has only one word
‘you’ to indicate second person deictic terms. There are three different words to indicate ‘passed
yeas’ in Sampang language. They are; /tet.twanka:/ (last year), /tit.twaka:/ (the year before the
last year), /ti:twama:/ (three years before the last year) but we cannot find equivalent words for
these words in English to indicate ‘passed years.’ Place deictic expressions in Sampang can be
classified classified under proximal, distal and neutral classes, e.g. /nappi:/ (here, proximal),
/mappi:/ or /mya:ni/ (there, distal) /chhopi/ (up, neutral) etc.
This is divided in to five chapters the first chapter introduction incudes the background statement
of problem, objectives of the study research question of the key term chapter second deals with
the theoretical literature, empirical literature, implication and conceptual frameworks. The third
chapter deals with the methodology employed to conduct the study. The method and procedures
of the study incorporable the research design population sample and sample strategy, study areas
and tools data collection procedure and data analysis and interpretation procedure come under in
the third chapter. Chapter four is the main body of the research. It includes the presentation of
data and result and discussion of the data. It represents the data deceptively and in the form of
graphs and tables. The fifth chapter deals with the conclusion and recommendations of some
implications of the study in policy level, practice level and further research are presented in this
section. This chapter is followed by references and appendices to make it scientific, valid reliable
and authentic.
Note- in Sampang- Devanagari script there is no use of consonant sounds: ta 6, tha7, da 8, dha9,
N/na~f ÷ 0f, saif, sha z, kshaIf, traq, and gya¡f. So, they are not included in Sampang-
Devanagari script.In the Sampang- Devanagari script there is more use of long vowel like, cf:
/aa:/, O /i:/, pm /u:/.
c - /a/ cf- /aa/
cfcf - /aa:/ O - /i/
O{ - /i:/ p - /u/
pm - /u:/ P - /e/
cf] - /o/ s\- /k/
v\- /kh/ u\ - /g/
3\ - /gh/ ª\- /ng/
Rf\ - /ch/ 5\ - /chh/
h\ - /j/ ´\ - /jh/
t\ - /t/ y\ - /th/
b\ - /d/ w\ - /dh/
g\ - /n/ k\ - /p/
km\ -/f/ a\ - /b/
Ef\ - /v/ d\ - /m/
o\ - /y/ /\ - /r/
n\ - /l/ j\ - /w/
;\ - /s/ x\ -/h/
S\’ c\ k\ u\ (half alphabet) - /-/ etc.
