2015
DOI: 10.24235/al.ibtida.snj.v2i2.124
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Menurunnya Penutur Bahasa Indonesia Sebagai Lingua Franca

Abstract: Penggunaan bahasa asing secara tidak proporsional, menurun dan berkurangnya penutur bahasa Indonesia, serta semakin ditinggalkannya bahasa daerah, termasuk ada usaha pengambilan aset budaya kita oleh beberapa negara tetangga menjadi fakta bahwa bangsa ini sedang mengalami krisis jati diri sebagai suatu bangsa. Hal ini bisa jadi karena ketidaktahuan kita terhadap kedudukan dan fungsi bahasa dalam kehidupan berbangsa dan bernegara, serta kualitas hidup yang rendah. Sebenarnya bahasa Indonesia memiliki kedudukan … Show more

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“…The primary role of Indonesian in student-to-student and student-to-teacher interactions shows that the language has served its function as the language of instruction as mandated and institutionalized in the language-in-education policy in Indonesia. In addition, the use of Indonesian as a lingua franca allows students as well as teachers from various ethnic groups with their respective socio-cultural and linguistic backgrounds to have a shared and common language to communicate (Nuryanto, 2015). An interesting phenomenon appears to be the case that students continue to use BI when interacting with teachers outside the school areas.…”
Section: Language Use Among Speakers In the Border Area Of Aruk And S...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary role of Indonesian in student-to-student and student-to-teacher interactions shows that the language has served its function as the language of instruction as mandated and institutionalized in the language-in-education policy in Indonesia. In addition, the use of Indonesian as a lingua franca allows students as well as teachers from various ethnic groups with their respective socio-cultural and linguistic backgrounds to have a shared and common language to communicate (Nuryanto, 2015). An interesting phenomenon appears to be the case that students continue to use BI when interacting with teachers outside the school areas.…”
Section: Language Use Among Speakers In the Border Area Of Aruk And S...mentioning
confidence: 99%