| Simple folk like myself call this the 'transcendental extralinguistic imperative. |
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| Languages have little meaning without the culture they belong to, which is why I attach a great deal of importance to the extralinguistic context of a translation. |
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| Fourth, 'despite the use of extralinguistic props the language manages to retain an extraordinary level of intrinsic and. |
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| In short, the translator makes the right extralinguistic sense in the right linguistic way. |
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| In the descriptive disciplines, the questions concerning the languages of the object and the symbolic systems impose some scientific rigour on the borders of linguistic and extralinguistic considerations. |
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| Thus, these systems have been influenced by extralinguistic as opposed to intralinguistic factors. |
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| The qualitative change of lexical units is a natural part of the development process of any language and it is brought about by intralinguistic and extralinguistic factors. |
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| Firstly, they are intended to stimulate students' awareness of the extralinguistic and paralinguistic aspects of communication through a focus on pronunciation and gestures. |
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| Situational factors include that the referent of the NP is accessed from an extralinguistic environment, such as the physical environment and general knowledge. |
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