اللسانيات التطبيقية
Volume 9, Numéro 1, Pages 25-36
2025-06-04

Investigating Areas Of Intercultural Pragmatic Breakdowns In Efl Learners’ Online Communication The Case Of Second-year Students At The Department Of English, University Of Abbes Laghour-khenchela



Authors : Yousfi Nabila . Litim Djihane .

Abstract

The objectives of this article are to investigate areas of intercultural pragmatic breakdowns in EFL learners’ online communication with natives and their causes. This work employed a quantitative method wherein a questionnaire was administered to 74 second-year English students at the University of Abbes Laghrour University to investigate their views regarding those problems. The findings obtained revealed problems linked to pragma-linguistic, sociopragmatic, and pragmastylistic issues. This is due to learners’ low language proficiency and lack of exposure to authentic materials.

Keywords

Pragmatics ; culture ; intercultural pragmatic breakdown ; online communication

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