Features of speech construction in representatives of different language types

Izmailov A. Z., Bagdasarova I. Y., Abdullaeva Z. R., Kharchenko N. L.

The rapid development of science and technology at the present stage does not reduce interest in studying the nature of man and the peculiarities of action, the so-called speech mechanism, the main function of which was and is the function of adapting to an increasingly accelerating rhythm of life. The action of the speech mechanism in its practical applied sense in various conditions most accurately characterizes the subject's belonging to a particular linguistic type. The novelty of the work presented by the authors lies in an attempt to explain the nature of speech production in different language types in ordinary and extreme or close to extreme situations, and to identify the degree of influence of various communicative situations on the speed of deployment of the speech mechanism in different language types. The conclusions of this article are to classify the levels of deployment of the linguistic mechanism depending on the complexity of the speech situation and on whether the speech subject belongs to one or another linguistic type.

Keywords:language type; linguistic identity; strategies and tactics of speech behavior.