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BAHASA ALAY: REFLEKSI SEBUAH BUDAYA
No full textLanguage reflects human conceptualization, human interpretation of the world. This paper aims to observe the relationship between the alay language and the alay speaker’s conceptualization/interpretation of the world. The data are taken from the written verbal interactions of STAIN Kendari students, who are active on facebook. By using Sapir’s and Whorf’s hypothesis and qualitative descriptive method, it is found that the alay language has close relationship with the alay speaker’s conceptualization/interpretation of the world. alay language style of writing which is randomized, does not have a system, is always abbreviated, and is only known by certain people, reflects the culture of indiscipline, instant, and short-sightedness
Alay Köşkü
No full textTaha Toros Arşivi, Dosya No: 5/A-Gülhane-Alay Köşküİstanbul Kalkınma Ajansı (TR10/14/YEN/0033)
Istanbul Development Agency (TR10/14/YEN/0033
BAHASA ALAY AS A CURRENT IDENTITY OF SOME INDONESIAN TEENAGERS
No full textABSTRAK Nugroho, Bangun Awan. 2012. Bahasa Alay as a Current Identity of some Indonesian Teenagers. Thesis, English Department, Faculty of Letters, State University of Malang. Advisor: Drs. A. Effendi Kadarisman, M.A., Ph.D Keywords: Slang, Bahasa Alay, In-group Identity. One variant of Indonesian language used by some teenagers in Indonesia is bahasa Alay. Those who are considered as users of Alay are trying to create their own language by violating some rule in the standard language. The violation of bahasa Alay might occur in three different levels; they are lexical, orthographic, and syntactic features. This study is concerned with discussing the word formation of bahasa Alay, degree of similarity in bahasa Alay, and length of utterance and its ratio with standard language. The research design of this study is qualitative-explanatory. The primary data are the written form, which are taken from the update statuses and comments from primary and secondary respondents. In this study, the theory of word formation process by George Yule (2010) and orthograpic distortion by Kadarisman (in print) are used to analyze the formation process of Alay words and how the violations occurred serve the identity of certain group of Indonesian teenagers. In detail, this study aims to answer four research problems: (1) What are the lexical features of bahasa Alay? (2) What are the orthographic features of bahasa Alay? (3) What are the syntactic features of bahasa Alay? (4) How does bahasa Alay serve as an in-group identity among some Indonesian teenagers? The data were collected through document analysis. The researcher tried to find and identify the Alay words and utterances from statuses and comments posted by the respondents. The results can be classified into three major categories. First, the word formation process reveals the lexical features of bahasa Alay. Fourteen word formation processes are found. Five of them ([a] borrowing, [b] clipping, [c] contraction, [d] iconic, and [e] multiple processes) are similar to what Yule has proposed. On the other hand, the nine other categories ([a] changing letter(s) with other letter(s)/symbol(s) representing similar sound, [b] changing voiceless into voiced, [c] changing letter(s) with number(s)/symbol(s), [d] changing certain syllable with letter(s), [e] doubling letter(s), [f] the pronunciation of words is presented by numbers, [g] special writing, [h] special symbol, and [i] other changing) are found in this research and considered to be important findings. Secondly, the degree of similarity between bahasa Alay and the standard language reveals the orthographic features of bahasa Alay. They are classified into four categories: very similar, similar, different, and totally different. Third and finally, the lengths of utterances are used to reveal the variation of utterance in bahasa Alay. They are classified into four different criteria: very short, short, moderate, long, and extremely long. Thus, those three previous aspects are utilized to reveal how bahasa Alay is able to serve the identity of certain group of teenagers in Indonesia. Thus, future researchers can elaborate more in the relationship between age of Alay users and the created lexicons. They can learn whether the orthographic distortion can classified the users into certain categories based on their age
TINJAUAN SOSIOLINGUISTIK BAHASA ALAY DALAM KONSTELASI KEBAHASAAN
No full textThis research was conducted to get an in-depth explanation of: 1) the form of using alay language in association; and 2) the reasons behind the use of alay language in the language space. The study used a qualitative approach with observation with transcription steps, data classification based on domains, and analysis of language shift indicators and looking for factors that caused language shifts. The results of the study show that: 1) The characteristics of slang with the category of alay are its strange writings and beyond reason and common sense. Its existence can enrich linguistic studies. Such spelling style demonstrates full competence over Indonesian orthography. Users of the alay spelling style have practiced their spelling in its proper place in more casual language spaces, such as on social networking sites, private chats, and instant messages; 2) Alay language appears for the first time since the SMS (Short Message Service) program or short messages from operator services that charge per character tariff which serves to save costs. Educators should not need to be overly nervous because they think the development of "Alay Language" can damage Indonesian. Alay language which is widely used by the younger generation of Indonesia only has the condition that it threatens and damages Indonesian if it is used in inappropriate media. The current Alay language reflects an arbitrary, random, and arbitrary culture; up to
Alay Han
No full textDetail of frieze on the portal of the Alay Han (II. Kılıçaslan Kervansarayı) which was built by Seljuks in 1192?Color; 35mmScanned from a 35mm slide using a Nikon 9000ED in TIFF format and resized to 1024x768 ppi
Investigating Alay Language on Social Media Made by Teenagers
No full textThis study investigated Alay language on social media made by teenagers. This research applied documentary method. The techniques used in collecting data were: The researcher observed and collected Alay language vocabularies that used in social media by screenshot them afterword the researcher copied the data and gave a code. The techniques of analysis were: the researcher Collected and selected the data which can be categorized as Alay language and Classified the data based on the forms of Alay language. This research was focus on the analysis of the Alay vocabulary in social media made by teenagers. The researcher obtained 27 Alay vocabularies used by teenagers in social media. Structures vocabulary and sound changes at the Alay language among teenager in a Facebook group namely; JUAL BELI ONLINE LOMBOK is: The Addition of Phoneme, Phoneme Omission, Abbreviation, Using other terms, Replacement Letter, Capital and Lower Case Letter, Combination of Letter and Number, and Letter, Abbreviation, Symbol, Number.
 
Analisis Karakter Bahasa Alay Kaum Remaja Di Kota Makassar
No full textIn daily life, human being can never escape from language. There are two types of languages; the standard language and the non-standard languages. In Indonesia, the standard language is Bahasa Indonesia, while the non-standard languages are the languages of vernacular (local languages) and sub-cultural languages (slang, jargon, etc). Nowadays, most of teenagers use the non-standard language to communicate among their friends, which is called slang. There is a newslang in Indonesia which is called Alay language. The Alay language is popular among teenagers since 2008 until now. The purpose of this study were (1) to know the patterns used to modify Alay Language, (2) to know the effect of using Alay language on the standard form of Indonesian language, and (3) to find out the purpose of Alay Language used by teenagers in Makassar. This research uses descriptive analysis method. The research data were taken from the conversations that contained of Alay's words, which were previously made on the internet by Facebook social network users. Other supporting data were the questionnaires. The results of this study indicated that (1) There were no standard rules in modifying Alay Language, but the most common process was Substitution Process with a frequency of 38%. (2) The use of Alay Language had both the positive and negative effects on the existence of standard language, Indonesian language. (3) One of the reasons of using the Alay language was to be called “cool”
Languages Attitudes Towards Written Alay Variety in Facebook Interaction
No full textThis research paper entitled Language Attitudes towards Written ‘Alay' Variety in Facebook Interaction aims to reveal the use of the alay variety in Facebook media and the attitudes developed by users and ex-users of the variety. The study employs a descriptive method to describe and interpret the data. The study reveals that the realization of written alay variety in Facebook covers two broad categories, namely spelling and writing that involves a mix of capitals and punctuations. The spelling modifications in written alay variety were found to be in four different cases, spelling shift, spelling addition, spelling deletion, contraction, and irregular spelling modification. Related to language attitudes toward the written alay variety, users and ex-users develop different attitudes towards the use of alay variety. Users tend to have more neutral attitudes with the use of alay variety, they develop more positive attitudes towards the variety. In contrast, most ex-users react negatively towards the use of alay variety as they consider the variety to have a low prestige or status and is not a proper variety to use
DAYA TARIK BAHASA ALAY DALAM KOMUNIKASI DI KALANGAN REMAJA PENGGUNA BLACBERRY MESSENGER WONOKROMO, SURABAYA
No full textThis alay language is not only a communication tool, but also an identification tool. Teenagers usingthis alay language may be to identify themselves as alay. The use of alay language can also be useful tocultivate self-existence. One language application as a communication tool is the use of language inelectronic media applications Blacberry Messenger (BBM). The purpose of the study to determine thephenomenon of alay language attraction in communication among adolescents on the use of fuel in thedistrict Wonokromo Surabaya. drag rational alay language as communication among adolescents to the useof fuel in sub-district Wonokromo Surabaya, alay language users, alay language can provide other benefits,as a means of non-formal communication among teenagers alay and other teenagers alay language alsoprovide benefits, especially for their community especially. The emotional appeal of the alay language as acommunication among teenagers in the use of fuel in Surabaya, the motivation of adolescents to use alaylanguage in BBM is essentially to search for self-identity, self-existence according to cultural developmentand recognition of the outside world of their existence (alayers) in adolescents today. Many activities can bedone using alay language, among others, SMS, chat with fellow alay community on Facebook, yahoomessenger, or just write a wall or coment on Facebook either with fellow users alay or with other BBMusers. The attractiveness of the alay language is diverse ranging from alay language writing that looksunique that can be modified or mixed with the letters, besides that alay language can also be a codelanguage for them (alayers) in communicating within their community in particular.Keywords: Alay Language, Communication, BB
Evidence for early human occupation at high altitudes in western Central Asia: the Alay site
No full textThe Alay site represents the earliest, high-altitude human-occupation site currently known in western Central Asia. Recent recovery and analysis of a lithic assemblage from Alay underlines the importance of this site and its role in the cultural and technological development in later Eurasian prehistory
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