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INTERJECTION HE SOAYA LE...! IN NIASNESE: A NATURAL SEMANTIC METAFUNCTION APPROACH VIVI NOVALIA SITINJAK; NENCY ANGELITA GEA; TRISMAN NDURU; WIDYA CHRISTINA HUTASOIT; YANTHY PURBA
LINGUISTICA Vol 12, No 2 (2023): APRIL 2023
Publisher : State University of Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/jalu.v12i2.45197

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This study explores the interjection of He Soaya le…! in Nias language using a descriptive qualitative method. Words that denote reactions or spontaneous expressions are interjections. The Nias language has an interjection that is similar to the exclamation of oh my God, namely He Soaya le...! Where this interjection is one of the quite iconic interjections in the daily conversation of the Nias people.  This research aims to know the meaning of the Interjection He Soaya le...! . In this paper, researchers identify Nias interjections in the Nias language using the Natural Semantic Metafunction approach. The method used in this study is a qualitative research method, namely research that uses written and oral data sources. The data is taken from a dialogue in the comedy-drama series entitled Abunawa. Distribution and contextual methods are the methods used in this study to obtain data. From the results obtained in this study, there is one meaning of the interjection He Soaya le...! Namely shock, fear and panic, and emotional expressions that can be formed through physiological changes in humans. In Nias language, it is also expressed in two semantic aspects of its metafunction, namely emotive and cognitive aspects. From the results of this research, it is hoped that it can become a source of knowledge and understanding for other people of different ethnicities from the people of Nias and can avoid misunderstandings about a language.
THE EXPLORATION OF PERLOCUTINARY ACTS IN KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE FILM SCRIPT NICHOLAS FERNANDO; VIVI NOVALIA SITINJAK; NURLAIDY JOICE SIMAMORA
LINGUISTICA Vol 13, No 1 (2024): JANUARY 2024
Publisher : State University of Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/jalu.v13i1.56475

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Using descriptive qualitative research, this study investigates the perlocutionary acts found in the film script of the 2017 film Kingsman: The Golden Circle by  Matthew Vaughn. The objectives of this study are to explain the types and the context of the perlocutionary acts found in the dialogues of the film script. Pragmatic approach is applied and a total sum of 10 data in form of dialogues were found, which were categorised based on Searle’s 1969 Speech Act theory. Furthermore, the context of situation of all the data were explained with the basis of pragmatic approach supported by Yule’s theory 1996. Miles & Huberman’s theory (1994) is assigned in analyzing the data. Thus, this study concluded that the five types of Perlocutionary Acts appear in the film script, with Directives acts to appear most often, followed by Assertives, and finally Commissives, Expressives and Declaratives. However, the reader must have a deep understanding in context of situation to understand the meaning of the text. This study contributes to give a new insight in perlocutionary acts based on context of situation. Authors suggest to futher researcher to analyze perlocutionary act in gender context and to apply context of situation in avoiding misinterpretation and misact.
THE EXPLORATION OF PERLOCUTINARY ACTS IN KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE FILM SCRIPT FERNANDO, NICHOLAS; SITINJAK, VIVI NOVALIA; SIMAMORA, NURLAIDY JOICE
LINGUISTICA Vol. 13 No. 1 (2024): JANUARY 2024
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/jalu.v13i1.56475

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Using descriptive qualitative research, this study investigates the perlocutionary acts found in the film script of the 2017 film Kingsman: The Golden Circle by  Matthew Vaughn. The objectives of this study are to explain the types and the context of the perlocutionary acts found in the dialogues of the film script. Pragmatic approach is applied and a total sum of 10 data in form of dialogues were found, which were categorised based on Searle™s 1969 Speech Act theory. Furthermore, the context of situation of all the data were explained with the basis of pragmatic approach supported by Yule™s theory 1996. Miles & Huberman™s theory (1994) is assigned in analyzing the data. Thus, this study concluded that the five types of Perlocutionary Acts appear in the film script, with Directives acts to appear most often, followed by Assertives, and finally Commissives, Expressives and Declaratives. However, the reader must have a deep understanding in context of situation to understand the meaning of the text. This study contributes to give a new insight in perlocutionary acts based on context of situation. Authors suggest to futher researcher to analyze perlocutionary act in gender context and to apply context of situation in avoiding misinterpretation and misact.
Co-Authors Ambarita, Esron Bernat Sitorus Chichi Josephine F. Manalu Damanik, Andrini Aurellia Anggi Dian Elizabeth Nababan Dona Chrystina Situngkir Elita Modesta Br. Sembiring Elita Modesta Sembiring Faido Marudut Pardamean Simanjuntak FERNANDO, NICHOLAS Gea, Nency Ginting, Wina Ecica br Goldavy, Frilsen Grace Cya Aprilia S. Meliala Grace Widya Hutagalung Harkiman Racheman Hasibuan, Nobel Imanuela Elpride Jessica Anastasia Kianlin Karana Jaya Tarigan Kevin Gideon Barus Kristin, Nelly Latranita, Elsa Maria Yosepine Simamora Martina Girsang Milisi Sembiring NENCY ANGELITA GEA NICHOLAS FERNANDO Nurilam Harianja Nurlaidy Joice Simamora Panjaitan, Devi Tania Priety Cecilia Putri Yustika Tambunan Racheman, Harkiman Rainy Agria Agnes Raz, N. Tiru Rifkha Sinambela Rinny Sherina Putri Riska Wati Sihombing Ruth Friska Silitonga S. Meliala, Grace Cya Aprilia Sepriyumi Rumondang Tamba Sihombing, Riska Wati Silaban, Michael Grosso Silitonga, Bahagia Halomoan Simamora, Maria Yosepine Simamora, Nurlaidy Joice Simatupang, Valenziana Cristy Sinaga, Pahotan Sitohang, Arta Jelita Sri Melawati Hutasoit Surbakti, Arya Alfines Tamba, Asima Rohana Parulian Tarigan, Karana Jaya TATI NURHAYATI Tioloan, Daniel Gilbert TRISMAN NDURU Tumanggor, Tri Fazar WIDYA CHRISTINA HUTASOIT Yance Cerelina Sihotang YANTHY PURBA Yoehadi, Vincent