Pragmalinguistic Study of the Speech Act of Warning in Arabic Health Proverbs

Arabic health proverbs are often observed to pragmatically behave distinctively and syntactically realized in various ways. They manipulated give types of functions purposes, among which is a warning. The warning be found these caution people against unhealthy habits having food or even food. However, this speech act expresses pragmatic behaviours syntactic structures. Thus, paper intended investigate the pragmalinguistic employment proverbs, focusing on its forms expressing Twelve chosen data paper. A model based Searle's (1969 1979) Bach Harnish’s (1979) treatments acts proposed account for behaviour main research method used analysis qualitative-quantitative, supported by frequency percentage resources. study reveals that articulated interest cost hearer rather than speaker proverb. indirectly expressed through use declarative imperative sentences via three sentences: simple, compound complex.