5.2 Suggestions
In relation to the conclusions, suggestions are offered to the following: 1 The lecturers of sociolinguistics to introduce the theory of politeness
strategis to their students so that it can be trigger for the students to conduct a research related to the field.
2 The speaker or listener to understand the usage of politeness strategies particularly the four types of politeness strategies in order to make the
communication is relax and comfortable. 3 Other researchers to conduct further research about the types of politeness
strategies in different episodes used by interviewees in order to know the different significant from the previous utterances and to enrich the theory
of politeness strategy.
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