从社会语言学的角度看俚语使用对印尼语的影响

IF 2.5 3区社会学 Q2 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

European Journal of Development Research Pub Date : 2023-05-31 DOI:10.28926/jdr.v7i1.302

Enie Hendrajat, Siti Zahrok, Edi Subali, Dyah Satya Yoga Agustin, Wahyuddin Wahyuddin

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由于出现了新的语言词汇或通常被称为俚语的东西，好的和正确的印尼语的使用减少了。俚语是一种流行的非正式语言，但它的适应性给当前的自然语言处理系统带来了困难。本研究旨在描述泗水大学生俚语的使用情况及其对印尼语使用的影响。数据收集采用问卷调查的方式进行。分析结果显示，泗水的大学生经常使用俚语。在学生中使用俚语的积极影响是，它使他们在使用更容易记忆和发音的语言时更具创造性。这种负面影响降低了印尼语形式主义的质量。正确的印尼语只在演讲、写文章、论文和其他科学著作时使用。

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The Impact of Slang Usage on Indonesian from a Sociolinguistic Perspective

The use of good and correct Indonesian is reduced due to the emergence of the use of new language vocabulary or what is commonly called slang. Slang is a popular type of informal language, but its adaptability poses difficulties for current natural language processing systems. This study aims to describe the use of Slang by university students in Surabaya and its impact on the use of Indonesian. Data collection used a survey to respondents. The results of the analysis show that Slang is often used by university students in Surabaya. The positive impact of the use of Slang among students is that it makes them more creative in using language that is easier to remember and pronounce. The negative impact decreases the quality of Indonesian language formalism. The use of correct Indonesian is only used in lectures as well as writing articles, papers, and other scientific works.

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European Journal of Development Research DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-

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