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Eko Heriyanto
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Javanese Swearing Words: an Analysis of Shifting and Changing Referring Connotative Meaning Heriyanto, Eko
Journal of Language and Health Vol 1 No 1 (2020): Journal of Language and Health
Publisher : CV. Global Health Science Group

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (497.558 KB) | DOI: 10.37287/jlh.v1i1.102

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Humans need a language a means of their communication. They use language to communicate with others to gain some purposes in their lives. In their interaction, in a certain condition, they use some swear words to express their feelings. This paper aims to describe the form of swearing words and their references in Javanese Language as the study of shifting and changing of meaning. This research used descriptive qualitative method based on the library and field data. The data are classified and analysed qualitatively. The results of this research are swearing words can be classified into different forms. Regarding to their references, the swearing words mainly refer to animals, bad condition, fruits, parts of body, kinship, sexual activity and ghosts. Most of them are going into shifting and changing of meaning. Some categories have the shifting of meaning, and others have the changing one.
Maduranese Language Speech Level: A Sociolinguistic Study In Language Variety Heriyanto, Eko; Kurniadi, Didit; Mukaraomah, Naela Hidayatul
Journal of Language and Health Vol 1 No 2 (2020): Journal of Language and Health
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (331.098 KB) | DOI: 10.37287/jlh.v1i2.226

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This study investigates the analysis of speech level found in Maduranese language in accordance with the study of sociolinguistics. The speech level highly correlates with language variety which becomes one of the issues in sociolinguistics study. The researcher also tried to find out the influencing factors of Maduranese speech level and language variety in it. Hence, this research belongs to qualitative research which applied descriptive qualitative method. The method of collecting data was document/literature review through particular documents that have relation with the analysis of this research. To enhance the result of analysis, the researcher also conducted interview with the native speakers of Maduranese language. The finding of this research revealed that language variety occurs in the speech level of Maduranese language. Further, there are three speech levels in Madura which has similar type with the speech level in Java such as ngoko, krama madya and krama inggil. This kind of variations are caused by its use among different social classes or status among the society.
Javanese Swearing Words: an Analysis of Shifting and Changing Referring Connotative Meaning Eko Heriyanto
Journal of Language and Health Vol 1 No 1 (2020): Journal of Language and Health
Publisher : CV. Global Health Science Group

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37287/jlh.v1i1.102

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Humans need a language a means of their communication. They use language to communicate with others to gain some purposes in their lives. In their interaction, in a certain condition, they use some swear words to express their feelings. This paper aims to describe the form of swearing words and their references in Javanese Language as the study of shifting and changing of meaning. This research used descriptive qualitative method based on the library and field data. The data are classified and analysed qualitatively. The results of this research are swearing words can be classified into different forms. Regarding to their references, the swearing words mainly refer to animals, bad condition, fruits, parts of body, kinship, sexual activity and ghosts. Most of them are going into shifting and changing of meaning. Some categories have the shifting of meaning, and others have the changing one.
Co-Authors Adhitya Wisnumurti Adinda Nurkhalifah Akbal Adityo Putro Wicaksono Adityo Putro Wicaksono Ahmad Muhid ahmad muhid Amin Khudlori Amrizal Anggraini Eka Pratiwi Anjar Setiawan Arifin, Muhammad Nur Audrizan Wahyu Suprapto Ayunda, Nenin Astiti Beatriz Magdalein Indira Otta Bondan Eko Suratno Bondan Eko Suratno, Bondan Eko Cholifah, Salwaa Ulayya Laily Claudia Yossi Grace Marpaung Dianatalia Agustine Didit Kurniadi Dodi Mulyadi Hana Theresya Nisa Hartono, Rudi Indah Arvianti Lie Ericko Nathan M. Sheva Nurmansyah Marpaung, Claudia Yossi Grace Mukaraomah, Naela Hidayatul Nenin Astiti Ayunda Nuri Nurmila Jamil Oktavia Ilmiasari Perani Rosyani Rachmat Julianto Riana Eka Budiastuti Rini Shela Setyaningtias Sri Wuli Fitriati Sugeng Santoso Syahida Maghfira Testiana Deni Wijayatiningsih Wahyuni , Sri Wicaksono, Adityo Putro Yohana Aurilia Binambuni zulfa Sakhiyya