An introduction of the principle of economy to the Kazakh grammar and pragmatics spoken in China

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the existence of economic principles in
the grammar and pragmatics of the Kazakh language in China. As the principle of economy
originated in finance, later in linguistics, the principle of the linguistic economy appeared.
People naturally omit some words or sounds in the process of communication, which does not
affect the result of their interaction, but saves them some energy and time, and these phenomena
belong to the principle of linguistic economy. This article focuses on the phenomenon of
omission in the Kazakh grammar and discourse, which is manifested in everyday speech. Thus,
the results found in this study indicate that the economic principle of the Kazakh grammar can
be shown by the omission of predicate personal suffixes, plural suffixes and case suffixes. On
the embodiment of economic principles in the Kazakh pragmatics in the integration of elliptical
sentences and syntactic structures. This study has a significant impact on the study of the
pragmatics, informatics, intelligibility and the integration of the Kazakh language. This study
is useful for the study of pragmatics of the Kazakh language, for the study of informatization,
for the study of intelligence and for teaching the Kazakh language, and it can provide some
guidance for the learners of the Kazakh language.