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This research aims to explore how participants manage communication difficulties through strategies in ELF interactions, focusing on extended OIR sequences.

April 1, 2026Open Access

Linguistic expertise in extended other-initiated repair sequences in ELF interactions

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SKSatomi Kuroshima BDBlagoja DimoskiTamagawa University TOTricia OkadaTamagawa University

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Examines communication strategies in ELF interactions, revealing insights into repair sequences and intercultural dynamics.

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This research aims to explore how participants manage communication difficulties through strategies in ELF interactions, focusing on extended OIR sequences.
Analyzed 20 dyadic exchanges conducted via Zoom between Japanese students and non-Japanese interlocutors.
Employed conversation analysis to investigate repair initiation and operation in ELF contexts.
Examined how participants respond to and assess repair methods in conversations.
Participants use judgment on repair initiators' vocabulary without pinpointing the trouble type.
Both speakers negotiate roles of novice and expert in linguistic knowledge during interactions.
Findings suggest that instruction on communication strategies can help reduce interactional barriers.

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Kuroshima et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7a6f5652765b073a7a23 https://doi.org/10.15045/0002000076

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Linguistic expertise in extended other-initiated repair sequences in ELF interactions

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