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TO EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE OF MACAU YOUNG PEOPLE PERCEPTION OF USING FOUL LANGUAGE

Date Issued
2025-06
Author(s)
Iun, Keng In
Abstract
Foul language is a common phenomenon in our daily lives. In the modern time, it is no longer a novelty in using foul language. However, the subjective impression of foul language as uncultured or rude is no longer rare. With the popularity of people speaking foul language in their daily life, especially we are witnessing more and more young people in Macau using foul language to communicate in different context. This study aims to explore the experiences of Macau youth in using foul language. This study adopts semi-structured interviews with study participants, and analyze what they understand and perceive as foul language in different certain situations in the context of Macau. Findings of this study indicate that foul language plays a role in emotional expression and relationship building, which are essential element of counselling service. Even with this factor, participants still felt that the use of foul language was more effective only when the client used than in other situations.
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Foul Language

Macau

Counselling

Qualitative Study

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