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Systematic Literature Review (SLR): Sejarah dan Perkembangan Bahasa Indonesia Ika Putri, Alifyah; Usiono, Usiono
JPM MOCCI : Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Ekonomi, Sosial Sains dan Sosial Humaniora, Koperasi, dan Kewirausahaan Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Maret
Publisher : PT. Alahyan Publisher Sukabumi

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61492/jpmmocci.v3i1.268

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The Indonesian language has a long history that began with Old Malay, which served as a trade and interethnic communication language in the Nusantara archipelago since the 7th century AD. During the colonial period, Malay evolved into a formal administrative language, enriched by influences from Arabic, Sanskrit, Portuguese, and Dutch. In the 1928 Youth Pledge, Malay was officially recognized as Indonesian and designated as the language of unity, capable of bridging Indonesia's diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. After independence, Indonesian was established as the national and official language through the 1945 Constitution and various government standardization policies, such as the Enhanced Spelling System (EYD). This study uses the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method to Analyze changes in the characteristic so Indonesian overtime, along with the social, political, and cultural factors influencing its development. The findings reveal that Indonesian has adapted significantly, especially during the Reform and digital eras, by incorporating foreign vocabulary and adopting a flexible, informal style. In the era of globalization, Indonesian also plays an important role in international diplomacy and the digital economy, strengthening national cultural identity both in the digital realm and within ASEAN.
Co-Authors Aini Lubis, Nazwa Septi Al Maghirah, Annisa Alifa Kamal, Nazla Ariska, Nesa Balqis Tanjung, Nur Azizah Chairuna Basitu, Tasya Rahmatika Cornelia Susilo, Maurinda Dila Seja T, Novia Syalsa Hudzaifah Pohan, M. Harits Moestafidz, Chalieq NABILA, SALMA Nazwa Panjaitan, Aulia Nur Handayani Nurhalijah, Sri Nurhaliza, Sindy Nurhayati Radya Ruslan, Shaiecka Rahmatika Basitu, Tasya Rasyifa, Fayza Sofia, Azyka Syakir Haziq, Juan Usiono Usiono Wahyuni Manurung, Bela Winfi, Rahma Aliifah Zahra Harahap, Atika Zali, Muhammad