“Maybe English first and then Balinese and Bahasa Indonesia”: A case of language shift, attrition, and preference

Bonafix, Siana Linda; Manara, Christine

doi:10.25170/ijelt.v11i1.1491

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“…In terms of numbers, based on the data collected, it was found that the language that dominates the slang words used by the Balinese generation Z is English. This relates to the conditions in Bali, where people think English is an important language to master (Bonafix & Manara, 2016). This condition is supported by the island of Bali, as one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world (Sudiarta & Suardana, 2016).…”

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Slang Words Used by Balinese Generation Z in Instagram Communication

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Padmadewi

Artini

et al. 2023

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This digital ethnography study identifies the slang words used by the Balinese Generation Z in Instagram Communication. Specifically, this study identifies the slang word types and origin words. The researchers followed Allan and Burridge's types of slang words to identify the slang words. The study data were collected from the comments of the Balinese Generation Z on Instagram. The researchers selected the study samples using a purposive sampling technique and applied content analysis to analyze the collected data. This study found that the slang word types used by the Balinese Generation Z were the acronym, fresh and creative, imitative, clipping, flippant, and mixing. Acronyms are the largest in number. Fresh and creative slang words are in the second position. The fresh and creative slang words found in this study are not new. Those words are coined from the existing words by flipping the letters or reading the letters of the words from back to front. Some slang words found in this study combined clipping and mixing. Even though the mixing is not in Allan and Burridge’s types of slang words, the researchers added it since some are made of two different languages. The origin languages of slang words used by the Balinese generation Z are Indonesian, Indonesian + English, Balinese, and Thai.

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Slang Words Used by Balinese Generation Z in Instagram Communication

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“…Language plays an important role as a conversational tool through which individuals and groups convey ideas, listen to conversations, exchange opinions, read and write, and give rise to thoughts and feelings about individuals and groups. Therefore, language learning has many benefits for students, so students need to teach it well (Abidin et al, 2022;Bonafix & Manara, 2016;Susmiati, 2020;Swari & Ambarawa, 2022). Language is the main communication tool in students' daily lives.…”

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Errors in Descriptive Essay Text for Fifth-Grade Elementary School Students

Abdurahim,

Santoso,

Harsiati

2024

JPBI

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Writing activities make students active in learning and stimulate the ability to put words together. However, teachers need help guiding students in learning to write. This research analyzes errors in the descriptive text of fifth-grade elementary school students. This type of research is qualitative descriptive research. The research design used is a qualitative descriptive design. The population in this study was 20 fifth-grade students at an elementary school. This research data collection method uses document recording. The research instrument used in this research is documentation notes. The data analysis technique used is descriptive qualitative. The research results showed 14 errors in word formation (morphology), including one error in the prefix, five errors in using the di- form, and one in reduplication. Sentence (syntax) errors totaled 15, including sentences without a subject totaling five errors, doubling the subject amounting to one error, illogical sentences totaling three errors, ambiguous sentences or ambiguous sentences totaling two errors, deletion of conjunctions totaling one error, sentence order incorrectly logically amounted to one error, and sentences influenced by foreign language structures amounted to one error. There were 25 spelling errors, including four errors in the use of capital letters in the title of the essay, nine errors in the use of capital letters at the beginning of sentences, eight errors in the use of capital letters in the middle of sentences, and four errors in the use of abbreviations and acronyms.

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“…The threatening situation of local languages can be influenced by environmental effects. The existence and the use of lexicons in society is started to erode since the effect of environmental influences emerged (Bonafix & Manara, 2016;Putri & Nurita, 2021). Balinese language as the local language in Bali has faced a similar challenge.…”

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An Analysis of Lexicons in Pendet Dance Movements

Pradnyani,

Budasi,

Agustini

2023

j. p pengembangan sains h.

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Along with the development of the times, Balinese language and culture began to be abandoned. It is important to conduct a new study of the lexicon in art as a means of keeping the Balinese language well preserved. Therefore this study analyzed the lexicons in Pendet dance movements to respond to the Balinese language endangerment status. This study is designed in descriptive qualitative research which focused on Pendet dance lexicons as research objects. To collect the data regarding the lexicons, an observation sheet, and an interview guide were used as the instruments. The results show that there are 36 (thirty-six) lexicons in the Pendet dance. The obtained lexicons were then categorized into seven types based on body parts, namely leg movement (8), hand movement (6), finger movement (4), body movement (9), neck movement (1), eye movement (4), and expressions (4). The series of lexicons in Pendet dance have a cultural meaning which represents the beauty of Balinese women and their friendly characteristics. Thus, this study can give implications in linguistics study as preservation of the Balinese language.

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“Maybe English first and then Balinese and Bahasa Indonesia”: A case of language shift, attrition, and preference

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Slang Words Used by Balinese Generation Z in Instagram Communication

Slang Words Used by Balinese Generation Z in Instagram Communication

Errors in Descriptive Essay Text for Fifth-Grade Elementary School Students

An Analysis of Lexicons in Pendet Dance Movements

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