Analisis Unsur Serapan Dalam Editorial Surat Kabar Media Indonesia

Simbolon, Jenita (2019) Analisis Unsur Serapan Dalam Editorial Surat Kabar Media Indonesia. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Language errors are the use of language both verbally and in writing that deviates from Indonesian grammar rules. Morphology is a science that discusses forms and word formation, so the analysis of errors in the language level of morphology is to analyze errors about word formation that deviate from Indonesian grammar rules. Language errors especially at the level of morphology I still find in the Riau Pos newspaper. Errors that continue to occur will affect the reader language development. After seeing the phenomenon of the misuse of Indonesian, especially at the morphological level of the Edge-Duri-Dumai news the author felt interested in researching it. The problem in this research is how is the language error in the morphological level on the news of the Edge of the Dumai Riau Pos newspaper ?. The theory that I use is the theory contained in the book Setyawati (2010) and several supporting theories from experts. The method used is a case study method, a qualitative approach. The data collection techniques used are documentation and hermeneutic techniques. The results of the analysis of language errors in the morphological level on the news of the Edge-Dumai-Dumai Riau Pos newspaper was the elimination of affixes as many as 8 errors in the word can, do, try, rehab, commitment, and 3 errors in writing color words. The sound that should be melted is not passed as much as 1 error, namely in the word communicating. As well as 4 errors in the use of affixes that are not appropriate, namely 3 uses of the word concreteisation and the word semisasi. Based on the data collection the author did on the news of the Edge-Duri-Dumai Riau Pos newspaper the author did not find a mistake regarding the melting of sounds that should not melt.

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