INTERPLAY BETWEEN SOCIAL STATUS AND ADDRESS
TERMS IN SAMBAS MALAY: A SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY
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Universitas Hasanuddin
Author
Meniwati Meniwati (STUDENT ID : P0600210014)
Dr. Hj. Sukmawati Sukmawati, M.Hum (LECTURER ID : )
Dr. Hj. Sukmawati Sukmawati, M.Hum (LECTURER ID : )
Subject
PB Modern European Languages
Datestamp
2021-11-10 06:12:27
Abstract :
This research is aimed to (1) find out the general address terms based on social status and age, (2) find out the function of address terms used by Sambas Malay, (3) explore what factors that affect the choice of address terms in Sambas Malay based on social status, (4) construct the patterns of address terms of Sambas Malay. This research was carried out in Sambas Regency and Teluk Keramat subdistrict. The method use was field survey by giving a questioner to 24 persons, recording conversation and interviewing some respondents of lower social status and higher social status, which each social status is divided into old and young people. The sample was selected using purposive sampling method in Sambas Regency and Teluk Keramat sub-district as the representatives. The data were analyzed by qualitative describing with identifying, classifying, analyzing, and describing. The result shows that the address terms in Sambas Malay is numerous, then classified into forms that based on the functions. The most Common address forms that are used are the common address terms (C) and Honorific address terms (H). These functions in three sort of dyadic pattern, that are the Mutual C, The mutual H, and the non-reciprocal H ? C. The semantic distinction between the two mutual patterns and non-reciprocal pattern is on the user dimension. The Mutual H more frequently used by high social status than low social status, while the Mutual C more frequently used by low social status. That means that the politeness systems in Sambas Malay is the negative politeness (Brown and Levinson, 1987), more closed someone, more use the honorific address terms. In the non-reciprocal pattern a distinction is made in terms of social status with the higher saying C and the lower H. The distinction of using the address terms are influenced by occupation and educations, while the intimacy/distant does not give any significant differences. Key Words: Address Terms, Sambas Malay, Social Status.
This research is aimed to (1) find out the general address terms based on social status and age, (2) find out the function of address terms used by Sambas Malay, (3) explore what factors that affect the choice of address terms in Sambas Malay based on social status, (4) construct the patterns of address terms of Sambas Malay. This research was carried out in Sambas Regency and Teluk Keramat subdistrict. The method use was field survey by giving a questioner to 24 persons, recording conversation and interviewing some respondents of lower social status and higher social status, which each social status is divided into old and young people. The sample was selected using purposive sampling method in Sambas Regency and Teluk Keramat sub-district as the representatives. The data were analyzed by qualitative describing with identifying, classifying, analyzing, and describing. The result shows that the address terms in Sambas Malay is numerous, then classified into forms that based on the functions. The most Common address forms that are used are the common address terms (C) and Honorific address terms (H). These functions in three sort of dyadic pattern, that are the Mutual C, The mutual H, and the non-reciprocal H ? C. The semantic distinction between the two mutual patterns and non-reciprocal pattern is on the user dimension. The Mutual H more frequently used by high social status than low social status, while the Mutual C more frequently used by low social status. That means that the politeness systems in Sambas Malay is the negative politeness (Brown and Levinson, 1987), more closed someone, more use the honorific address terms. In the non-reciprocal pattern a distinction is made in terms of social status with the higher saying C and the lower H. The distinction of using the address terms are influenced by occupation and educations, while the intimacy/distant does not give any significant differences. Key Words: Address Terms, Sambas Malay, Social Status.
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