Arianti, Fuji (2023) Kesantunan Tuturan Ekspresif Dalam Kolom Komentar Youtube Presiden Joko Widodo Episode “paket Obat Untuk Isoman”. Other thesis, Fakultas Keguruan Ilmu Pendidikan.

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Abstract

This research is motivated by the increasing number and freedom of netizens in delivering expressive speech on social media and giving different responses, some agree, criticize, complain and so on. The problem in this study is how polite the function of expressive speech is in President Joko Widodo's YouTube comment episode "Medicine Package for Isoman". Theaim in this study is to describe the politeness of expressive speech functions in President Joko Widodo's YouTube commentary episode "Medicine Package for Isoman". The theory in this study uses 2 theories, namely the expressive speech theory of J.R Searle and the Leech language politeness principle theory. This research uses a qualitative approach by applying content analysis methods. The data used in this study were netizens' comments on President Joko Widodo's YuoTube episode "Medicine Package for Isoman" which had expressive speech and analyzed the principle of politeness. The source of this research data is language activities that occur in President Joko Widodo's YouTube comment column. Data collection techniques use documentation techniques, listening textiles, and recording techniques. Based on the six functions of expressive speech, namely congratulations, thanks, criticizing, blaming, praising, and expressing condolences, the dominant expressive speech function is expressive speech praise, this is due to the large number of netizens who express praise to God and to Mr. Jokowi. The function of expressive speech that does not exist is the function of affirmation, because there is nothing related to replying or apologizing. This is because the data source does not meet the appearance of expressive speech. Based on the principle of politeness, most expressive speech is expressed as polite.

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