Salamah, Annisa (2023) An Analysis Of Code Mixing Found In Song Lyrics Of Jkt48. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

ociolinguistics is the study of how language and culture interact. When individuals interact with one another, they speak in a variety of ways. They can mix their languages in their utterance by using the many variants they have. Code mixing is the term used in sociolinguistics to describe the blending of one language with another. Code mixing has been widely used in culture. It occurs in the first AKB48 sibling group outside of Japan and one of the most popular and well-known idol groups from Indonesia. Therefore, the emphasis of this study is on the code mixing that appears in the JKT48 lyrics. The goal of this study was to identify the different kinds and variations of code mixing used in JKT48 music lyrics. This study used a descriptive qualitative methodology, and its primary tool was person research. This study used documentation method for data collection. In this research, content analysis was used to examine the different types of code mixing and the forms of code mixing that Suwito advocated. As a result, the researcher discovered 60 data in terms of different kinds of code mixing on the lyrics. According to the statistics, code mixing that is inserted into the first lyrics accounts for about 85% of all code mixing. Congruent lexicalization has the lowest percentage in the table below of Incorporation of code mixing, with Alternation of code mixing having the highest percentage of 11.67%. This is because the researcher was unable to locate any data that were designated as congruent lexicalization. Then, there are 60 data as a consequence of the code mixing on the lyrics video. According to the statistics, word forms account for 56.66% of all code mixing in lyrics, followed by phrase forms (23.34%), clause forms (8.3%), hybrid forms (1.7%), word reduplication (10%), and idiom forms (0%).

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