CAMPUR KODE BAHASA PENYIAR RADIO SETIAWANA 97,2FM KECAMATAN ARGAMAKMUR KABUPATEN BENGKULU UTARA

This study aimed to described the meaning the form of code mixing and to describe the factors that cause code mixing in broadcasters on radio Setiawana 97, 2FM, Argamakmur District, Bengkulu Utara Regency. The method used in this research is descriptive method. The techniques used in data collection in this study were recording techniques and interview techniques. There are five steps taken in analyzing the data, namely data transcription, data selection, data classification, interpretation and data conclusion. In this study, it was found that there were mixed code forms in the form of words in the form of basic nouns, derived nouns, basic verbs, derivative verbs, basic adjectives, basic numeralia, conjunctions, reduplications and phatic categories. Mix code in the form of phrases in the form of noun, verbs, reduplications, adjectives and prepositions. And mix code in the form of clauses, as well as the factors that influence the occurrence of code mixing in the language used by radio broadcasters when broadcasting. The results of data analysis found a form of mixed code originating from six languages, namely, BKL, BING, BJW, BPM, BAR, BGR. The form of Siska Wulandari, Dian Eka Chandra, Ngudining Rahayu 394 Jurnal Ilmiah Korpus, Vol. 4(3), 2020 mixed code is in the form of words, for example want, the song, who, request, not yet, break, The mixed code form is in the form of a phrase, for example the kks, ask for the song, does not exist, and the code mixed form is in the form of clauses, for example request with our friends, have a boyfriend, but if for example For example, there is no girlfriend. The factors that cause code mixing are (1) the habits of the speakers, (2) the influence of the environment in which they live, (3) the context of the situation to make it more relaxed and familiar with listeners, (4) using more popular terms to make it look cooler, (5) to evoke a sense of humor, and (6) the ethnic background / origin of the speakers.