A Code Mixing Analysis Used In Conversation By English Department Students In UIR With Banjar Native Language Background

Syafika, Wanda (2022) A Code Mixing Analysis Used In Conversation By English Department Students In UIR With Banjar Native Language Background. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

This research aims to analyze one of the linguistic phenomena that often occurs in the surrounding environment, namely code mixing. Code mixing is part of linguistics, especially in the branch of macro linguistics in the field of sociolinguistics. Code mixing is the process of mixing or changing language codes from one language to another which is usually done by bilingual or multilingual people. The design of this research was descriptive qualitative. The researcher got source of data from hidden recorded when the respondents do the free conversation and for the reason of code mixing the researcher do interview. The results of this research show there 95 utterances utterances which refer to 3 types of code-mixing based on Suandi (2014:140:141)., such us: 27 utterances for Inner code mixing, 62 utterances for Outer code mixing and 5 utterances for Hybrid code mixing. And researcher found there some reasons why the respondents use code mixing such as: Confirm the identity of a particular group, Second, Improve social status And the last is Demonstrate language competence.

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