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FORMAL AND INFORMAL LANGUAGE USED BY HANA MIYAKOSHI IN WWW.WORKING!! ANIME EPISODE 1 PRODUCED BY ANIPLEX Ardiansyah, Rahmad Novianto
SUAR BETANG Vol 14, No 1 (2019)
Publisher : Balai Bahasa Kalimantan Tengah

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The Japanese language have four levels of language formality. The languages classified as Kenjogo (humility language), Sonkeigo (honorific language), Teineigo (usual formal language), and the last is Futsugo (daily language). The formalities in the Japanese language also shown in Japanese animation, anime. This study researched the utterance by Hana Miyakoshi in Aniplex anime titled ?WWW.WORKING!!? episode 1. This research focuses on discovering what type of and how Hana Miyakoshi utters the Japanese language used in the ?WWW.WORKING!!? episode 1. This study is a descriptive qualitative study. The result of this study is there are 11 data of Hana Miyakoshi utterances. Those 11 is consisting of 3 formal variants and 8 informal variants. Hana Miyakoshi uses a Japanese formal variant when attending the costumer of Wagnaria, and she uses the informal variant of Japanese language when she is communicating with her coworker
ANALISIS SEMIOTIKA RIFFATERRE PADA HAIKU MUSIM PANAS DALAM BUKU OKU NO HOSOMICHI KARYA MATSUO BASHO Ardiansyah, Rahmad Novianto
SUAR BETANG Vol 12, No 2 (2017): Suar Betang, Vol. 12, Nomor 2, Desember 2017
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Haiku is a literary kind of poetry that originated in Japan. Haiku initially have three major streams namely Teimon, Danrin, and Basho. Haiku has rules in writing that is using the 5-7-5 syllable construction, using kireji, and Kigo included therein. This study will use ten haiku of Matsuo Basho summer work in the book Oku no Hosomichi drawn randomly. This study uses structural semiotics, a method that examines the content of literature and semiotic approach. The semiotic approach used here is Riffaterre semiotic, namely heuristic reading, hermeneutic reading, matrices seeking, models, and variants, as well as the hipogram. The results of this study are the meaning of ten haiku is Basho sense of awe, gratitude, joy, serenity, solitude and sadness
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