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International Journal of Language Teaching and Learning (IJLTL)
Published by Lembaga PKBM Sambi Poleng
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Arts Humanities Education Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media
The International Journal of Language Teaching and Learning (IJLTL) is an open-access, peer-reviewed publication for language studies published by Lembaga Pusat Kegiatan Belajar Masyarakat (PKBM) Sambi Poleng, Ruteng-Manggarai, Indonesia. The journal is released three times a year, in October, February, and July. IJLTL aims to foster a better understanding of language teaching and learning in both local and global contexts by providing a platform for the exchange of research and ideas. IJLTL welcomes scholarly papers and publications in the fields of language teaching and learning, linguistics, applied linguistics, literature, culture, and communication. The journal supports the dissemination of these works through a rigorous peer-review process. Authors from various backgrounds, including researchers, educators, and students, are invited to submit their scientific articles to IJLTL. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including language pedagogy, second language acquisition, language assessment, sociolinguistics, and intercultural communication.
Arjuna Subject : Seni dan Humaniora - Bahasa dan Linguistik
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Social Campaign Signs in Ruteng, Flores Eastern Indonesia (A Case Study on Jendral Ahmad Yani Street) Gabriel Fredi Daar; I Nyoman Suparwa; Anak Agung Putu Putra

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Outdoor sign of social campaign is needed to increase awareness and knowledge of the viewer and foster positive perceptions and behaviours. Social campaigns signs can be made by the government or private parties concerned about human living and usually placed in public places. This study aims to analyse social campaign outdoor signs’ verbal and visual grammar. The data were collected through photographic techniques by documenting the outdoor signs using a digital camera. The data were obtained from social campaign outdoor signs placed in the street of Jenderal Ahmad Yani as one of the main streets in Ruteng, Flores, Indonesia. The results showed that the government provides the outdoor signs of a social campaign to change people’s behaviour. The outdoor signs use local language in verbal signs. It represents an effort to facilitate the viewer to obtain the meaning of information given by the sign easily. It is also found that the social campaign outdoor signs use social language that tends to be more formal, and verbal signs are used dominantly. They are placed at the centre of the sign and are the most salient elements. However, other participants are as salient as the main element and are considered to reduce the viewer’s attention to focus more on the main element of the sign. Thus, it is recommended that the next study focuses on analysing the producer (government) motive to use more verbal signs in social campaign outdoor signs in Jenderal Ahmad Yani Street in Ruteng, Indonesia.
Aggregate Signs in The Linguistic Landscape of Pandawa Beach: A Semiotic Pespective Nurul Khasanah; Rizal d Syifa

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This research examines aggregate signs in the public space of Pandawa Beach from a semiotic perspective. Pandawa Beach is a tourist attraction in Bali with buildings and outdoor signs built around high cliffs and aggregate elements. The use of aggregate signs on Pandawa Beach has particular meanings related to infrastructure, regulation, commercial, and transgressive. This research was conducted on November 17, 2022, and December 12, 2022, in Kutuh village, South Kuta, precisely on Pandawa beach. There were 37 aggregate signs from three buildings on Pandawa Beach: the entrance gate, lighthouse, and Segara inner temple. The findings show that the aggregate signs are used on notice boards, building legal signs, notice signs, icons, indexes, commercial signs, and transgressive signs. The languages ​​used in aggregate signs are Indonesian, English, Mandarin, and Balinese script. Apart from that, two aggregate signs were found that had undergone changes in line with Bali Regional Regulation No.1 2018 concerning the use of Balinese script: the lighthouse building and Pura Dalem Segara. In addition, aggregate signs show the characteristics of a place, as shown by the icon of the Pandawa knight statue on Pandawa Beach, Bali.
A Study of Stoicism in EFL Students’ Learning Process Serlinia Rambu; Wilem Andro Benu; Yoti Julisa Nabuasa; Selvina Anin

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This study aimed to find out students’ emotional problems in the learning process and how the theory of stoicism can be applied to overcome those problems. This study used a descriptive qualitative research design that focuses on data presentation. The semi-structured interview was used to get deep information about this topic. There are four university students who were taken as the participants of this study. The result showed that there are several emotional problems in the learning process such as anxiety, lack of motivation, academic stress, etc. In Fact, those problems can be overcome by applying stoicism consciously or unconsciously.                           
Category Shifts in Paulo Coelho’s The Winner Stands Alone Novel in Indonesian Translation Kanimolia Kedoh; June A Jacob; Ifoni Ludji

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This paper aims to discover the types of category shifts used in The Winner Stands Alone's Indonesian translation and the dominant type of category shifts used in The Winner Stands Alone's Indonesian translation. The data were taken from Paulo Coelho's English novel The Winner Stands Alone and its Indonesian translation, Sang Pemenang Berdiri Sendirian. This writing belongs to Qualitative research. The type of data used in this research is documentary. The data analysis shows that all category shifts, namely structure, class, unit, and intra-system shifts, occurred in The Winner Stands Alone novel's Indonesian translation. There were 293 cases of category shifts that occurred. Structure shift with 135 data or 46,07% out of 293 total data, followed by unit shift with 96 data or 32,77% out of 293 total data, the intra-system shift with 37 data or 12,63% out of 293 total data, and the class shift with 25 data or 8,53% out of 293 total data. Therefore, structure shift is the dominant type of category shift that occurred in the Indonesian translation of The Winner Stands Alone novel
The Effectiveness of Interview Technique in Improving Students’ Speaking Ability Sonya V. Ch. Benu; Dian R. Sabat; Rosalina S. S. Son; Berthi O. Tunu

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This study aimed to confirm how effective interview technique in improving students speaking skill. There were 30 junior high school students as the participants. The participants taken from random schools. They were in one community in Kuatae Village. The researchers used experimental method and collected the data by using test, in the form of pre-test and post-test to check how far the progress of students’ speaking by using interview technique. The result of this study indicated that using interview technique could improve students’ speaking ability. Their improvement covered that the students had a lot of chances to interact with their partners and the teachers. They were also becoming more confident in speaking by using English. Interview technique could be a choice for the next researchers to dig more information about the strengths of interview for the improvement of English in speaking or other skills.  

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