Implementation of Kaili Language Preservation and Development in Palu City, Indonesia

Sari, Sri Ramlah; Basir, Muhammad; Natsir, Nawawi; Susanti, Ani

doi:10.36348/sijll.2020.v03i07.001

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“…This is not instant work. Many influential factors should be considered as had been previously confirmed by the studies from (Ibrahim & Mayani, 2018); (Mulyawan, 2021); (Sari et al, 2020); (Suwarno, 2017); and (Yamin et al, 2020). The results of their works support the importance of regulations in governing the use of local languages issued by the local government.…”

Section: Bsl Idiomatic Phrases and The Preservation Among Speakerssupporting

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Idiomatic Phrases among Banten Sundanese Local Language Speakers: An Exploratory Case Study

2023

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PurposeThere have been many studies on local languages in Indonesia. However, the study that focuses on Banten Sundanese Language, henceforth is BSL, seems to have not been widely studied, especially its idiomatic phrases. To reach the gaps, this present study aims to explore in-depth investigations about (1) the form of idiomatic phrases in BSL; (2) the use of idiomatic phrases among BSL speakers; and (3) the efforts to preserve the idiomatic phrases in BSL.MethodTo solve the problems, Pandeglang Regency in Banten Province was selected as the locus, and it involved 27 informants who were justified and snowballed. The method used in this research was a case study, with observation, interviews, and documentation as data collecting techniques.Results/findingsThe findings show there are 94 idiomatic phrases in BSL, and most of the informants (63%) claim that the phrases are limited in use.ConclusionIt concludes that real works are emerged in collecting and preserving the BSL phrases through: (a) using BSL as a colloquial language; (b) applying BSL as a compulsory course at both primary and secondary schools; (3) encouraging the regulations to rule the use of BSL among the speakers; (4) publishing BSL dictionary and other literatures; and (5) controlling the use of gadgets, smartphones, and other technological media for the children.

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Idiomatic Phrases among Banten Sundanese Local Language Speakers: An Exploratory Case Study

2023

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“…Additionally, Herawati (2017) states, Kaili folktale reflected the culture, situation, conditions, and character of the Kailinese. Furthermore, Sari et al, (2020) argued that the Kaili people have a folktale that strengthened their sense of unity and identity regarding their origins. Therefore, the researcher had been explored and translated the collection of stories originating from the Kaili ethnic group in Palu, specifically the Kayumalue region of the North Palu sub-district where the school had been conducted research is located into English and were named Kaili folktales by herself.…”

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Increasing Reading Comprehension through the Use of Kaili Folktales

Laras,

Jamiluddin,

Lebagi

et al. 2024

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The research employed Kaili folktales to increase reading comprehension of the ninth grade students at SMP Negeri 20 Palu. The primary research question is whether incorporating Kaili folktales through this environment my increase students’ reading comprehension. The research used a pre-experimental design in a quantitative approach that included a pre-test, treatment, and post-test. The research population was the 87 ninth grade students of SMP Negeri 20 Palu, with 29 students as sample from class IX B selected through purposive sampling. The research instrument was a reading comprehension test that was given as a pre-test and post-test. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS 22. The results showed that using Kaili folktales increased students’ reading comprehension significantly, as evidenced by a higher mean score in the post-test compared to the pre-test (61.972>34.221). The p-value determined of 0.00, which is lower than the alpha value of 0.05, supported the conclusion that applying of Kaili folktales increased students’ reading comprehension statistical significantly. As a result, the researcher concluded that Kaili folktales might effectively increase students’ reading comprehension of the ninth grade at SMP Negeri 20 Palu

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Toponym and Kayori: Potential Benefits of Local Wisdom to Kaili in Disaster Mitigation Strategies in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

Suntoro¹,

Wahyuni²,

Ismeti³

et al. 2023

Disaster Risk Reduction

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Implementation of Kaili Language Preservation and Development in Palu City, Indonesia

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Idiomatic Phrases among Banten Sundanese Local Language Speakers: An Exploratory Case Study

Idiomatic Phrases among Banten Sundanese Local Language Speakers: An Exploratory Case Study

Increasing Reading Comprehension through the Use of Kaili Folktales

Toponym and Kayori: Potential Benefits of Local Wisdom to Kaili in Disaster Mitigation Strategies in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

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