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Umniatul Fadhilah
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Analisis Makna dan Fungsi Onomatope dalam Webtoon “7 Wonders” Karya Metalu pada Season 1 Umniatul Fadhilah; Suwadi Suwadi; Sugianti Sugianti
PUSTAKA: Jurnal Bahasa dan Pendidikan Vol. 4 No. 4 (2024): Oktober : Jurnal Bahasa dan Pendidikan
Publisher : BADAN PENERBIT STIEPARI PRESS

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56910/pustaka.v4i4.1697

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As we know, comics are a work that emphasizes their visual value more and more utilizes a text that is used as sound imitations to describe an event or events so they can be conveyed to readers. Even though Webtoon has presented a feature specifically such as music or sound effects, but still requires a word form in the form of imitations sound to give a more real effect to readers. This research aims to describe form, meaning and function of onomatopoeia in the Webtoon comic 7 Wonders by Metalu. This research using qualitative descriptive methods with data collection techniques using listening, taking notes, and documentation. Data analysis uses a qualitative descriptive method consisting of data collection, classification of onomatopoeia, and interpretation of meaning and function. The research results show that in comics Webtoon 7 Wonders by Metalu in season 1, there are seven types of onomatopoeic forms which produce 284 data, namely: (1) 82 onomatopoeic forms of human voices, (2) onomatopoeic forms of animal voices as many as 7 data, (3) onomatopoeic forms of object sounds totaling 55 data, (4) onomatopoeic forms of natural sounds totaling 5 data, (5) onomatopoeic forms of sound naturalness totaling 17 data, (6) onomatopoeic forms of sound color totaling 10 data, and (7) onomatopoeic forms of sound abstraction totaling 108 data.
Co-Authors Sugianti Sugianti Suwadi Suwadi