An Analysis of Code Switching and Code Mixing used by Students from North Sumatra in State Universityb of Padang

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Asiatic-IIUM Journal of English Language and Literature Pub Date : 2022-04-10 DOI:10.24036/ell.v10i3.100522

Krisepan Nainggolan, Fitrawati Fitrawati

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This study aims to determine the phenomenon of code switching and code mixing in the Toba Batak student community at Padang State University. The method used in this research is descriptive. The data from this study are utterances or expressions of conversation between Toba Batak students who can be seen on the dialogue transcript. Code switching was found in this study as many as 24 data, while the mixed code was found as many as 29 data. Research findings show that conversations between students of the Toba Batak community at Padang State University more often use 29 data mixed codes, while 24 code changes are found. Furthermore, for the type of code switching found inter-sentential switching as the type that appears the most as many as 13 data (54.17%), while for the mixed code type found the insertion of words is the most frequently used as many as 21 data (72.42%). Next, for the reason that code switching is most often found is talk about particular topic as many as 15 data (62.5%), while for the purpose of mixed code that is often found, the socio expressive function is 19 data (65.5%).

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巴东国立大学北苏门答腊学生语码转换与混码分析

本研究旨在确定巴东州立大学多巴巴塔克学生社区的语码转换和语码混合现象。本研究使用的方法是描述性的。本研究的数据是Toba Batak学生之间对话的话语或表达，可以在对话记录中看到。在本研究中发现的代码转换数据多达24个，而混合代码的数据多达29个。研究结果表明，巴东州立大学Toba Batak社区的学生之间的对话更多地使用29个数据混合代码，而发现24个代码更改。此外，在语码转换类型中，发现句子间转换是出现最多的类型，多达13个数据(54.17%)，而在混合语码类型中，发现插入词是出现最多的类型，多达21个数据(72.42%)。其次，代码切换最常见的原因是谈论特定主题多达15个数据(62.5%)，而混合代码的目的是经常发现的，社会表达功能是19个数据(65.5%)。

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