间接言语行为是指通过比较委婉的方式来达到自己的目的。一般情况下，间接语

Indirect speech act refers to achieving one's own goals in a more euphemistic way. Under normal circumstances, indirect language has two interpretations. One is conventional indirect speech acts, such as using declarative sentences to state a fact or imperative sentences to request the other's behavior. This is the so-called direct speech act.

Indirect speech behavior refers to the more euphemistic way to achieve their own goals. In general, indirect language has two interpretations, one is a conventional indirect speech behavior, such as the use of statement sentence to state a fact or use command sentence to ask the other person's behavior, which is called direct speech behavior.

Indirect speech act refers to the purpose of achieving its own goal by comparing euphemism. In general, there are two kinds of indirect language interpretation, one is the conventional indirect speech act, such as the statement to state a fact or the act of the other party with the command sentence, which is called the direct speech act.<br>