5.2 Suggestion
It is suggested to those who concerned with wedding ceremony in the Angkola culture to learn about the types of speech acts.
1 It is suggested to Angkola native speakers to get involved in their wedding ceremony as language is used by using speech acts because speech acts
help the participants especially the elements of Dalihan Na Tolu as the language users to communicate well in daily communication and cultural
event. 2 It also suggested to all parents of Angkola native speaker as real model of
good educator to use and to teach their children about Angkola culture in their daily activity.
3 It is suggested to the lecturers who play an important role in teaching pragmatics and sociolinguistics to give attention in teaching speech acts
especially about speech acts inter ethnic in north Sumatra. 4 It is suggested to all of us as the writer and reader who read this thesis in
order to understand the types of speech acts. The used of the speech acts types is different between one to another culture.
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