uttaannutteette
Uttaannutteette, also known as "utterance turns" or "speaking turns," refers to the sequential exchange of verbal communication between participants in a conversation. This concept is central to the study of conversation analysis and sociolinguistics, where it examines how individuals take turns in dialogue to construct meaningful interactions. The structure of turn-taking is governed by implicit rules that guide who speaks when, how long they speak, and how transitions between speakers occur.
In most conversational settings, turn-taking follows a system of adjacency pairs, where one speaker’s utterance invites
Research in this area highlights cultural and contextual variations in turn-taking norms. Some cultures emphasize direct,