Discourse Markers among speakers of Kabras

Forms and Functions of Discourse Markers is a book that is useful to undergraduate students within a University and any other persons interested in examining discourse analysis. The Book has examined utterances which have traditionally been regarded as expletives or fillers within a conversation. In this book it is demonstrated using corpus from Kabras an Agglutinating Dialect of the Luhya Language spoken on the western shores of Lake Victoria. The utterances identified in this book serve critical roles in conversations. It is hoped that the book will contribute to already existing knowledge on Discourse Markers and communication studies.

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Victor Makuto was born in 1978 in Kenya. He holds a BED(ARTS) in English and Literature and a Master Of Arts in English and Linguistics from Kenyatta University.Currently he is a high school teacher and also a PHD student in Egerton University Kenya.