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PENYERAPAN LEKSIKON ASING DALAM BIDANG OTOMOTIF KE DALAM BAHASA INDONESIA: TINJAUAN SECARA MORFOLOGIS DAN FONOLOGIS Nani Darheni
Jurnal Sosioteknologi Vol. 8 No. 17 (2009)
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The use of foreign terms in the field of automotive absorbed into Indonesian can enrich Indonesian lexicons and positively affects the development of Indonesian. From morphological point of view, foreign terms in the field of automotive can derive from morphological process: (1) affixation, (2) reduplication, (3) abbreviation. While from phonological point of view, the absorption of foreign terms in the field of automotive into Indonesian can be categorized into four: (a) full absorption, (b) absorption through the letter adjustment, (c) absorption through the letter adjustment and translation, (d) absorption through translation. Keywords: absorption, morphology, phonology, foreign terms, automoti
ANALISIS KONTRASTIF KLAUSA PASIF BAHASA INDONESIA DAN BAHASA SUNDA : TINJAUAN MORFOSINTAKSIS Nani Darheni
Jurnal Sosioteknologi Vol. 9 No. 19 (2010)
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In the Indonesian language have been found three type of the passive sentence, that is, the canonical passive, the passive which has the surface from of on object topicalization, and the other type. Even though, in the Indonesian language only has two type of the passive sentence, that is, the canonical passive and the other type. The passive which has the surface from of on object topicalization is not been found in the Sundanesse language and the passive sentence in the Indonesian language which the surface from of on object topicalization form. Its will always become the canonical passive form in the Sundanesse language. Keywords: passive sentence,
BAHASA SUNDA PERBATASAN (BORDERLAND) DI KECAMATAN DAYEUHLUHUR, KABUPATEN CCILACAP, JAWA TENGAH: PRIMORDIALISME MASYARAKAT PERBATASAN JAWA TENGAH DAN JAWA BARAT Nani Darheni
Jurnal Sosioteknologi Vol. 9 No. 21 (2010)
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Border, connecting the two geographical areas in some parts of Indonesia warned that until now inviting and contains potential conflicts, even conflicts between nations. Border (Borderland 'unique community') may also be attached to the District Dayeuhluhur, area located in Central Java province and borders with West Java Province. Although located in Central Java Province, the local language used by the community is not the Java language, but Sundanese language that is different from Sundanese lulugu 'standard' in Bandung. ` Geographically Dayeuhluhur consists of mountainous areas and urban areas. Dayeuhluhur has the potential of a culture that made the nation's cultural treasures should be preserved. The potential of language as a vehicle or medium interact socially in daily communication. The majority of the population of this region using the language of instruction language. The de facto Dayeuhluhur located in Central Java province, but in terms of language use of Sundanese, Javanese language instead. This makes the plurality or diversity of languages as an integral tool of effective. This study aims to describe the Sundanese border in the District of Dayeuhluhur based on the results of field research. Research method used for descriptive comparative look at the technique, record, direct interviews with native speakers and literature study. Borderland (language border) in this region include aspects of phonological, lexicon (at most), morphological, and syntactic. Now, in District Dayeuhluhur, Cilacap, there is the use of Javanese and Sundanese (in addition to Indonesian language) which has distinctive characteristics compared to other languages. Keywords: Border Sundanese, Borderland, morphosyntax, Primodialism.
Dinamika Perkembangan Kosakata Bahasa Indonesia Ditinjau dari Aspek Pemaknaan Jurnal Sosioteknologi Edisi 23 Tahun 10, Agustus 2011 1117 DINAMIKA PERKEMBANGAN KOSAKATA BAHASA INDONESIA DITINJAU DARI ASPEK PEMAKNAAN Nani Darheni
Jurnal Sosioteknologi Vol. 10 No. 23 (2011)
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Languages have evolved in line with the development taking place within the community of native speakers. The development of science, technology, and culture makes language also evolved to meet the demands of development. The rapid development of science and technology in the Western world, for example, has had an impact on the development of the Indonesian language. Multilingual society, such as the Indonesian people, sooner or later, will get acquainted with other languages that are definitely not the original language. This happens also in the development of our national language, Indonesian language, which at any time continues to grow. This development can be influenced by various factors of migration, housing, education, and others. It may affect the expansion of vocabulary or the meaning of vocabulary in the form of expansion or narrowing of the meaning of the word division. In addition to the expansion of meaning and a narrowing of meaning, the meaning changes are considered by Indonesian as the efforts to revive the archaic lexical items with the same meaning, new significance with the expansion of meaning or new meaning. Therefore, expansion or extension of the meaning of words, narrowing the meaning of the word, and change the meaning of words affect change in Indonesian word meaning emerging today, besides archaic revival of lexical items. This study describes changes in Indonesian vocabulary based on aspects of its meaning. Indonesian vocabulary has experienced dynamic development and expansion of the meaning of language change (extension of meaning), a narrowing of meaning, pejoration, amelioration, synesthesia, and associations. Keywords: dynamics of vocabulary, meaning, the Indonesian language
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