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paper CO_ColombianAppliedLinguisticsJournaltxt264 - : Interest in politeness phenomena in Mexico dates back to the first publication of ^[75]Brown and Levinson’s (1987) model. However, most of the studies conducted in Mexico do not refer to Spanish (the official language), instead concentrating on the analysis of the indigenous languages still spoken in Mexico (^[76]Curcó, 2007). The literature on compliment responses in Mexican Spanish that does focus on verbal polite behavior is rather scarce. ^[77]Valdés and Pino (1981) analyze how a bilingual setting affects the rules of politeness, whether certain culturally determined constraints are disregarded and others incorporated, and the verbal strategies through which a balance is achieved. They compare compliment responses among three groups of participants: Spanish speaking monolinguals living in Mexico (in the Mexican state of Chihuahua ), English speaking monolinguals residing in the United States, and Mexican-American bilinguals from southern Mexico. The results show that Mexicans and
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