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International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture
Published by Lembaga Penelitian dan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat
ISSN : -     EISSN : 3031738X     DOI : 10.36312/ijlic
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International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture (IJLIC) explores and contributes to the field of linguistics, with a specific emphasis on indigenous languages and cultures worldwide. The journal aims to publish research articles, scholarly papers, and studies that delve into various aspects of linguistics, including language structure, phonetics, syntax, semantics, Pragmatics, sociolinguistics, language preservation, language revitalization, and language policies, all within the context of indigenous cultures. It serves as a platform for researchers, linguists, anthropologists, and experts to share insights, knowledge, and findings related to the intricate relationships between language, culture, and society, particularly about indigenous communities. The journal seeks to promote cross-cultural understanding, celebrate linguistic diversity, and contribute to preserving and appreciating indigenous languages and cultures worldwide through its diverse range of contributions. The International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture (IJLIC) is an open-access scholarly publication committed to advancing the exploration and comprehension of linguistics within the global context of indigenous cultures.
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Analisis Bahasa Kesat dalam Ruang Komen Borneo Bulletin berkaitan gelombang kedua Covid-19 di Negara Brunei Darussalam
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1725

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Isu penularan wabak virus korona (Covid-19 seterusnya) dan kadar kematian seluruh dunia merupakan sebab utama hampir semua rakyat merasa cemas serta bimbang akan kesejahteraan masing-masing. Kebimbangan ini menyumbang kepada peningkatan komunikasi warga maya di semua platform media sosial sehingga meninggalkan komen-komen negatif tanpa terkawal. Oleh itu, kajian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis penggunaan kata-kata makian oleh pengguna media sosial melalui aplikasi Facebook semasa penularan Covid-19 di NBD, khususnya pada gelombang kedua di NBD. Data yang diperolehi adalah berdasarkan komen pengguna melalui ruang Borneo Bulletin. Penelitian ini memfokuskan terhadap jenis dan kategori penggunaan kata-kata makian. Kajian ini menggunakan pendekatan deskriptif teori Magnus Ljung (2011) untuk mengkategorikan tema penggunaan kata-kata makian oleh pengguna media sosial. Secara keseluruhannya, ditemui sebanyak 19 kata-kata makian yang digunakan dalam ruangan komen Borneo Bulletin semasa Covid-19. Kata-kata makian tersebut adalah ‘Babal/Babalian’, ‘Mantingal’, ‘Mati’, ‘Gila’, ‘Paloi’, ‘Sial’, ‘Buduh’, ‘Baie’, ‘Babi’, ‘Banggang’, ‘Jubur’, ‘Talor’, ‘Taie’, ‘Setan/Syaitan’, ‘Damn’, ‘Bangsat’, ‘Celaka/Cilaka’, ‘Oh Hell’ dan ‘Anjing/Anjir’. 19 kata-kata makian yang telah digunakan adalah menunjukkan perasaan marah, tidak berpuas hati dan sebagainya dari pengguna semasa wabak Covid-19 melanda NBD. Metodologi kajian ini melibatkan dua langkah utama, iaitu pencatatan dan pemerhatian komen serta analisis makna kata-kata makian yang digunakan. Dengan menggunakan metodologi tersebut, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi dan menganalisis jenis dan kategori penggunaan kata-kata makian dalam komen pengguna media sosial semasa penularan Covid-19 di NBD, terutama pada gelombang kedua. Dari hasil kajian ini, ditemui empat kata makian yang dominan digunakan oleh pengguna dalam ruangan komen Borneo Bulletin iaitu mantingal, gila, babal dan mati. Manakala kategori/tema name-calling merupakan tema yang paling dominan ditemui oleh masyarakat  di NBD. Analysis of profanity in the Borneo Bulletin’s Comment Section related to the second wave of Covid-19 in Brunei Darussalam Abstract Issues related with the spread of Covid-19 and the death rates around the world is the main reason why almost all the citizens feel anxious about their well-being. This concern contributes to the increase in communication virtually on all social media platforms, leaving negative comments freely. Therefore, this study aims to analyse the use of profanity used by the social media users, especially through Facebook related to the spread of Covid-19 in NBD, specifically during the second wave infection in NBD. The data obtained is based on user’s comments through the Borneo Bulletin page. This study focuses on the types and categories of profanity usage. The data analysis uses a descriptive approach by using the theory of Magnus Ljung (2011) to categorise the types of profanity. In total, 19 words were found, used in the comment section of the Borneo Bulletin’s page related to Covid-19 issues. The profanity are Babal/Babalian, Mantingal, Mati, Gila, Paloi, Sial, Buduh, Baie, Babi, Banggang, Jubur, Talor, Taie, Syaitan/Saitan, Damn, Bangsat, Calaka/Calaka, Oh Hell and Anjing/anjir. The 19 profanities that have been used are mostly to show feelings of anger, dissatisfaction and frustration. This research methodology involves two main steps, namely collecting textual data and observing through the comments. Also, analyzing the meanings of the profane words used. By employing this methodology, the study aims to identify and analyze the types and categories of profanity usage in social media user during the Covid-19 transmission in NBD, particularly during the second wave. From this study, it has found that there are four widely used profanities by users in the comment section of Borneo Bulletin, namely mantingal, gila, babal and mati. While name-calling is the most dominant theme used by the communities in NBD.
Evolusi Fonologi Bahasa Melayu Brunei
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1799

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Kajian ini adalah sebuah kajian terhadap perkembangan bahasa Melayu Brunei, khususnya dalam bidang fonologi. Ia adalah salah satu bahasa yang dituturkan di Negara Brunei Darussalam. Menurut Simanjuntak (1988), bahasa Melayu yang dituturkan di Negara Brunei Darussalam ada dua, iaitu bahasa Melayu Standard Brunei dan bahasa Melayu Dialek Brunei. Kajian-kajian sebelumnya mendapati bahawa vokal dalam bahasa Melayu Brunei terdiri daripada bunyi /a, i/ u/ (Asmah, 1985 dan Fatimah Awang Chuchu, 1987). Kemudian, terdapat berlainan sistem mengenai konsonannya. Sehubungan dengan itu, kajian bertujuan untuk menganalisis evolusi fonologi dalam bahasa Melayu Brunei. Tambahan lagi, kajian-kajian terdahulu juga kurang menyentuh mengenai rangkap vokal, diftong, pengguguran, dan penyisipan. Sehubungan dengan itu, kajian akan memanfaatkan data-data berbentuk dokumentasi. Selain itu, signifikannya kajian ini kerana ia merupakan salah satu bukti tertulis terhadap perkembangan bahasa Melayu Brunei sejajar dengan pencapaian, kemajuan dan pemodenan negara. Hasil kajian didapati bahawa bahasa Melayu Brunei telah berkembang menjadi bahasa Melayu sistem enam vokal dengan penambahan vokal /e, ?, o/. Manakala, ada 19 konsonan kesemuanya dengan penambahan konsonan /q, z/. Rangkap vokal pula ada enam kesemuanya, iaitu / ai, au, ia, iu, ua, ui/. Seterusnya, ada tiga diftong; tiga ialah /ai, au/ dan satu penambahan, /oi/. Kemudian, pengguguran yang konsisten ditemui ialah pengguguran konsonan /h/ di awal kata dalam data Perambahan Brunei. Terakhir, ada dua jenis penyisipan, iaitu penyisipan /?/ dan penyisipan /?/. The Evolution of Brunei Malay’s Phonology Abstract This is a research on Brunei Malay language specifically in the field of phonology. Brunei Malay is one of the languages spoken in Brunei Darussalam. Simanjuntak (1988) stated that there are two Malay languages used in Brunei Darussalam; Brunei Malay Standard and Brunei Malay Dialect. Previous researches found that the vocals in Brunei Malay are /a, i, u/ (Asmah, 1985 and Fatimah Awang Chuchu, 1987). Then, there are different systems on its consonants. Therefore, this study is to analyze the phonological evolution of Brunei Malay. Additionally, researches made before also touch less about vocal clusters, diphthongs, deletion, and addition. Therefore, this study will benefit from documentations as data. The significant of this study is that it is one of the written prove of the evolution on Brunei Malay alongside with the achievements, developments and modernization of the country. The study found that Brunei’s Malay has evolved into a Malay language of six vocal system with addition of vocals /e, ?, o/. Moreover, there are 19 consonants altogether with addition of consonants /q, z/. There are six vocal clusters, namely /ai, au, ia, iu, ua, ui/. Next, there are three diphthongs; three of are /ai, au/ and one addition is /oi/. Then, one consistent deletion found which is deletion of consonant /h/ placed in front of the word in Perambahan Brunei’s data. Lastly, there are two types of addition, which are addition of /?/ and addition of /?/.
Interdisciplinary Insights: Sociocognitive Approaches in Malay Applied Linguistics – A Bibliometric Perspective
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1829

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This study explores the evolving landscape of Malay Applied Linguistics (MAL) through the lens of sociocognitive approaches, employing a bibliometric perspective to unravel interdisciplinary insights. With a burgeoning interest in understanding the intricate interplay between language, society, and cognition, this study aims to map the trajectory of research trends within the field. By scrutinizing Google Scholar as a database, the analysis unveils the prevailing themes, influential contributors, and emerging concepts that shape the contemporary discourse in MAL in the range of the years 2018-2023 since it started to signify its trends. The bibliometric examination encompasses a diverse range of sources to provide a panoramic view of the field's intellectual landscape. Thus, this study employs advanced bibliometric techniques to identify patterns of knowledge across disciplines and the thematic evolution of research over time. Through this interdisciplinary approach, this study sheds light on the intersections of sociocognitive theories within the MAL domain, fostering a deeper understanding of the dynamic relationship between language use, cultural context, and cognitive processes.
Trends and Trajectories on Brunei’s Political Discourse Studies: a Bibliometric Analysis
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1830

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This bibliometric study aims to illuminate the evolution of the study of political discourse in Brunei over the past decade by (i) identifying current trends in the publication of Brunei’s political discourse, and (ii) determining the dominant theme in scholarly focus within the study of Brunei’s political discourse. To achieve this, performance analysis and scientific mapping were performed using Publish or Perish (PoP) and VOSviewer. Data from Google Scholar were filtered, yielding 165 relevant articles. PoP facilitated performance analysis, while VOSviewer visualized keyword clusters to ensure systematic analyses. Findings from the performance analysis reveal scholars’ interdisciplinary approach, intertwining disciplines such as history, sociology, law, and linguistics in studying political discourse trends. Meanwhile, findings from science mapping provide a comprehensive exploration of thematic convergence through three clusters in the landscape of political discourse studies in Brunei. These clusters highlight dominant themes, such as ‘identity,’ ‘power,’ and ‘religion’ in cluster 1. This exploration significantly contributes to the body of knowledge about political discourse, serving as a valuable resource for scholars, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand the complex nuances of studying Brunei’s political discourse. Overall, this study not only enhance readers’ understanding of the current state of political discourse research in Brunei but also provide a roadmap for future scholarly inquiry in this dynamic and evolving field.
Unveiling Depths The Regional Language Research in Brunei: Preservation, Globalization, and Cultural Identity using Bibliometric Analysis
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1835

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By unravelling these complicated threads, the study provides insight into the interconnections among concepts, seminal contributions, and thematic evolution within this field. Research on the impact of globalization on local dialects is experiencing a simultaneous surge. The main focus of important academic works highlights the urgent necessity to safeguard languages and the intricate dynamics of the global dominance of Brunei's linguistic heritage. This scholarly investigation offers a thorough examination of the intricate progress in regional language research within Brunei, focusing on the relationship between preservation, globalisation, and cultural identity. This study uses bibliometric analysis and VOSviewer visualisation to investigate the scholarly landscape of Brunei's linguistic domain thoroughly. Publication patterns have evolved over time, starting from basic documentation of linguistic differences to now involving interdisciplinary partnerships that bridge linguistics with sociology and education. This study employs bibliometric analysis to examine the complex relationships and patterns that influence regional language research in Brunei. After refining the keywords, the study found only 43 documents out of 996 to be relevant. It was observed that articles were the most commonly published type, with Springer and Universiti Brunei Darussalam being the top publishers for studies on regional languages in Brunei. In VOSviewer analysis, the themes of 'tradition' and 'heritage' emerged as dominant, highlighting the importance of language and culture research in preserving linguistic heritage for future generations. Keyword: bibliometric analysis, VOSview, regional language, evolution, Brunei
Critical Discourse Analysis on the Texts Dimension of the FIFA President’s Speech: Press Conference of FIFA in Qatar
International Journal of Linguistics and Indigenous Culture Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36312/ijlic.v2i1.1839

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This article examines the text dimension of the President Press Conference of FIFA in Qatar 2022. The objective of the article is to examine the text dimension of the FIFA president's speech at the opening of the FIFA World Cup on November 19th, 2022 by using the theory of Fairclough’s text dimension such as phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. This article used a descriptive qualitative method and critical discourse analysis approach. The data were taken from the speech of the 2022 FIFA president's speech. The result revealed that the meaning of the FIFA World Cup president’s speech covered the text analysis dimension. First, in the text analysis dimension, Infantino Gramsci’s speech fulfilled the hierarchy of grammatical structures built completely (phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics). In the phonology aspect, it is just used as a rhyme rather than alliteration and assonance. In the morphological aspect, it is used various types of inflectional word classes but did not change the meaning in assembling his speech and the aspects of syntax and semantics frequently appeared, however, the president attempted to show that his statements were grammatically precise and that he effectively conveyed the content of his address through the use of semantics. The highlights are that Infantino created patterns in the way he put his phrases together as a speech producer to satisfy the requirements of the speech hierarchy by having a high level of communication proficiency, or, from a linguistic standpoint, spoken language.

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