perbandingan bentuk tindak tutur meminta oleh pembelajar bipa dari korea dan penutur asli bahasa indonesia: kajian bahasa antara

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2016
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Abstract
This study is aimed at comparing the form of request utterances in bahasa Indonesia produced by Korean learners of Indonesian with the native speakers. Data in this research were collected through a direct fieldwork by recording and taking notes on conversations produced by Korean learners of Indonesian in Yogyakarta. After collecting the data, we analyze them through comparison of the data between the Korean and Indonesian speakers. It turns out that the Korean learners of Indonesian produce different request utterance forms compared to the native speakers. The patterns of the request utterances can be seen in three different forms: the structure, the variation, and the strategy of the utterances. The difference between utterances produced by the learners and the native speakers found in the choice of formal and informal styles, strategy of request, semantic formulas, and personal pronouns.
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Authors ;Adista Nur Primantari;I Dewa Putu Wijana
Journal Biological chemistry
Year 2016
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10.23917/kls.v1i2.3629
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