You can learn everything about almost every person just by listening to his speech. Yes, gait, facial expressions and reaction to certain circumstances also mean a lot in the art of character reading, but only the conversation of a certain person will reveal to others what she so diligently silences …
"Parasite words" (also pause fillers) are a linguistic phenomenon expressed in the use of unnecessary and meaningless words in this context like "type", "like", "this is the same", "in short", "in fact", " actually "," well.. "," so to speak "," here "," in general "," namely, "" on this "," really "," uh … "and others. Syntactically, most of the "parasite words" are introductory words.
“Parasitic words” do not include the so-called “hesitation pauses” or “mekanie”, that is, filling in the pauses that occur during the production of spontaneous speech with prolonged sounds (“uh … a …”), with the aim of finding the appropriate word, as well as search words, often performing a rhetorical function.
More specifically, the words-parasites used by each person are not just a way of cementing expressions, but also a kind of litmus test, showing the qualities, advantages and disadvantages of characters. So, what do such common and supposedly harmless parasite words hide behind themselves?
"Parasite words " are a linguistic phenomenon expressed in the use of unnecessary and meaningless words in this context. Syntactically, most of the "parasite words" are introductory words.
"In short " is an indicator of haste, nervousness and aggression.
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Most often, this word is used by people with a choleric type of temperament. Some of them can be confidently ranked as signs of an unbalanced nervous system. You can also often find the use of this word among people who are talkative and do not know how to cope with this quality.
“ This is the most ” is often said by those people who are too lazy to do their work and their household duties.
They can be unreliable and impulsive, so you shouldn't rely on them too much. And such individuals deftly avoid punishment, in time to dump their blame on the nearest suitable victims.
"Really " slips into the conversations of self-confident and selfish people.
They trust only their experience and their opinion, and everything else simply does not interest them. As a rule, a person “in fact” has a hard time making friends and establishing relationships, because he considers himself one and only one and only. Other people are just the audience for his life performances.
"Like " and " Means " like to repeat real conservatives.
They are against everything new and can always prove the correctness of their opinion by an aggressive attitude towards the interlocutor.
“ Just ” is often said in speech by those people whose opinion is not independent.
They depend on their environment and are afraid to take on any responsibility. And they often make excuses, which finally "drop" themselves in the eyes of familiar people.
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Some linguists believe that "parasite words" are used because of the poverty of vocabulary and the associated regular hitch, but in some cases there is a kind of "fashion" for these words. Therefore, they can also be used by people who do not have speech problems.
"Parasite words" can also get into speech due to logophobia. When a person is in a state of mental stress at the time of a public speech, he utters any interjection to avoid discomfort in order to gain time and collect his thoughts. In the future, these words can be fixed in speech for a long time.