1).Thisstudy aimstoexaminethe use ofEnglish borrowed politeness markers ttaengkyu ‘thank you’and ssori‘sorry’inKoreans'everydayconversation.A closeexaminationofa sociolinguisticsurvey revealsthattheEnglish borrowingsttaengkyu and ssoriand their Korean counterparts are used differently in connection with therelation between speakersandsettings.They donotappearto havemuchdifferenceinmeaning.However,ttaengkyuandssorioccurin informalsettingsandareusedtojuniorsorinferiors,whiletheirKorean counterparts are used to seniors or superiors in formalsettings.As motivations for using ttaengkyu and ssori,modernization and English educationinKoreaareconsidered

I.Introductio
 II.MotivationsforBorrowing
 III.DataCollection
  1.Participant
  2.QuestionnaireandInterview question
  3.Procedure
 IV.ResultsandDiscussion
  1.ResponseTypes
  2.AgeandEducationalLevel
  3.Speakers’RelationshipandContextType
  4.WhyPeopleUseTtaengkyuandSsor
  5.MotivationsandFunctionsforUsingTtaengkyuandSsori
 V.Conclusions
 References
 Appendix1
 Appendix2

• JiYounLee(Sogang University)