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摘要
本研究旨在分析在潘达克、班图尔和日惹的AMOEBA (Bajang Youth and Youth Generation)会议和社交聚会中使用的语言变化。本研究采用的方法是描述性定性方法。这些数据是从班图尔摄政一个社区婚礼上的录音中获得的。根据Scarlet的说法,本研究中的言语行为分析是基于言语行为理论。这项研究产生书面数据。研究结果表明,在Daleman, Gilangharjo, Pandak和Bantul的阿米巴村庄中发现的语言使用如下:(1)对外代码由爪哇语转换为印尼语;(2)将外码从阿拉伯语转换为印度尼西亚语;(3)内部代码从爪哇语的ngoko转换为爪哇语的krama;(4)混码成;(5)将代码混出;(6)以言外言语行为为主的言语行为,表现为表达性言语行为和指示性言语行为。根据社会语用学的分析,语言的使用受到说语言的社区的社会条件的强烈影响,包括年龄、亲属关系和同一种语言,因为他们生活在同一个地区
Ragam Penggunaan Bahasa dalam Rapat dan Arisan Karang Taruna AMOEBA di Yogyakarta: Perspektif Sosiopragmatik
This study aims to analyze the variation of language used in AMOEBA (Bajang Youth and Youth Generation) meetings and social gatherings in Pandak, Bantul, and Yogyakarta. The method used in this research is a descriptive qualitative method. The data was obtained from the recordings made at the wedding ceremony of a community in Bantul Regency. According to Scarlet, the speech act analysis in this study is based on the speech act theory. This research produces written data. The results of the study show that the use of language found in the AMOEBA hamlets of Daleman, Gilangharjo, Pandak, and Bantul are as follows; (1) Switching external codes from Javanese to Indonesian; (2) switching extercodescode from Arabic to Indonesian; (3) internal code-switching from Javanese ngoko to Javanese krama; (4) mix code into; (5) mix the code out; (6) and speech acts which are dominated by the presence of illocutionary speech acts, in the form of expressive speech acts and directive speech acts. Based on the sociopragmatic analysis, the use of the language is strongly influenced by the social conditions of the speaking community, both age, kinship, and the same language, because they live in the same area
期刊介绍:
The Journal of English as a Lingua Franca (JELF) is the first journal to be devoted to the rapidly-growing phenomenon of English as a Lingua Franca. The articles and other features explore this global phenomenon from a wide number of perspectives, including linguistic, sociolinguistic, socio-psychological, and political, in a diverse range of settings where English is the common language of choice.