The Use of Krama Inggil (Javanese Language) in Family Domain at Semarang and Pekalongan Cities

Suryadi, M.; Subroto, H. D. Edi; Marmanto, Sri

doi:10.5296/ijl.v6i3.4553

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“…For example, it was found that among families in the cities of Pekalongan and Semarang, there was a reluctance to use krama alus and krama [12]. Meanwhile, in the use of krama alus, errors often occur in unggah-ungguh (correct & polite usage) in the use of krama inggil and krama andhap, in which krama andhap is used for others while krama inggil is used for oneself, as shown the previous example.…”

Section: B Implication For Language Conservationmentioning

confidence: 85%

Speech Level in Some Indonesian Regional Languages and Implication for Conservation

Suwarno¹,

Yanwar²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social Science and Character Educations (ICoSSCE 2019)

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Indonesian regional indigenous languages are in decline and their conservation faces considerable challenges. One possible challenge is speech level. This paper aims to describe the existence of speech level in some regional indigenous languages and its possible implication for their conservation. The method comprises policy study, particularly documentary study. The sample included three languages, i.e., Sundanese, Balinese, and Javanese. The result shows the existence of speech level in the three languages. For example, the Javanese language at present has 4 levels, namely, high krama, krama, high ngoko, and ngoko. On one hand, the existence of the speech levels enriches structure and vocabulary. On the other hand, these levels make it difficult for new learners and speakers, particularly the younger generation, to master the languages. This may constitute a constraint for their conservation. Therefore, language experts and speakers of these languages need to consider corpus planning effort to simplify the speech levels in order to ease the difficulty of mastering the languages and support their conservation effort. For Javanese language, ngoko alus is recommended as the standard usage.

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Section: B Implication For Language Conservationmentioning

confidence: 85%

Speech Level in Some Indonesian Regional Languages and Implication for Conservation

Suwarno¹,

Yanwar²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social Science and Character Educations (ICoSSCE 2019)

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“…The selected respondents will be the informants. The selection of informants will be carried out in a guided manner and certain criteria [9].…”

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Lingual Form of Unifier of Social Harmony Javanese Coastal Community in Semarang

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This study is aimed to describe the lingual forms of Javanese speakers of the Semarang people, as one of the representatives of the Javanese community in the coastal areas. The form of lingual is in the form of lingual units of greetings as a means of unifiers in social life and part of the harmony of social life.The location of the research is in Semarang City. The selection of respondents and informants uses a purposive sampling system. The method of data collection is done through structured interviews, in-depth interviews, and focus group discussions. The method of data analysis uses three basic components of meaning: word-concept-referent through the paradigm of linkages between lingual-cultural-behaviour relationships. The findings of the study are the wealth of lingual forms of the Javanese coastal community of Semarang City in the form of semantic relations and forms, which are framed by the culture of coastal communities. So t and uniqueness of social gradation.

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“…The phenomenon of decreasing interest in the use of Javanese language is getting eroded because it is eroded by the use of foreign languages. The trigger factors are low vocabulary mastery, lack of vocabulary sorting skills, and low understanding of Javanese uploads [21]. In order to prevent the decline in the quality of Javanese language mastery and politeness possessed by students, the revitalization of the independent learning curriculum was carried out.…”

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Revitalizing Local Language Curriculum and Its Implementation

Andriyanto¹,

Darni²,

Utami³

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The revitalization of the local language curriculum needs to be carried out as a form of adaptation to the times. The increasingly strong educational challenges require strategies to overcome them, especially the local language curriculum that is relevant to national and regional education goals in order to preserve the values of local wisdom as a reinforcement of national identity and identity. In line with this, with the declaration of the Merdeka Belajar curriculum program, education units need to adapt, carry out strategies in maintaining and preserving regional languages effectively and efficiently through learning. This study aims to describe the importance of revitalizing regional languages and their implementation in the Merdeka Belajar program. The method used is descriptive qualitative with literature study method. The results obtained are in the form of the essence of revitalizing the local language curriculum by considering needs analysis, situation analysis, learning design and objectives, and material design relevant to the objectives of the Merdeka Learning program.

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The Use of Krama Inggil (Javanese Language) in Family Domain at Semarang and Pekalongan Cities

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Speech Level in Some Indonesian Regional Languages and Implication for Conservation

Speech Level in Some Indonesian Regional Languages and Implication for Conservation

Lingual Form of Unifier of Social Harmony Javanese Coastal Community in Semarang

Revitalizing Local Language Curriculum and Its Implementation

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