Sikap dan Pemilihan Bahasa Remaja Usia 10-18 Tahun Keturunan Suku Jawa di Kota Jakarta Timur

Abstract

Sukma, Gabriella Dhianya. 2020. "Languange Attitudes and Language Choice of Youth Javanese Descent Ages 10-18 Years in East Jakarta". Thesis (S1) Indonesian Literature. Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Undip Semarang. Supervisor I Drs. Suharyo, M. Hum., and Supervisor II Riris Tiani, S. S, M. Hum. This study aims to describe the language attitudes and language choices of adolescents with Javanese family backgrounds in the East Jakarta region in the family and friendship domain and to describe the factors underlying these language attitudes and language choices. This study adopts the theory of language attitudes and language choices. This research is a descriptive study with quantitative approach. The method of analysis applied descriptive statistics and presented the data through informal method. The results showed that the language attitude of adolescents of Javanese descent aged 10-18 years in East Jakarta towards Javanese was negative. The evidence gained from the results of descriptive data analysis and categorization among 100 respondents studied, 32 subjects (32%) were in highly negative categorization, and 34 subjects (34%) had negative categorization. Based on the results of language selection research, Bahasa Indonesia is the most spoken language in the family and friendship domains. Factors that influence language attitudes are divided into internal and external factors, namely feelings of shame and prestige, acquisition of mother tongue, and family environment and surroundings. Additionally, factors that influence language selection are also divided into internal and external factors, namely the search for identity, language attitudes, participants involved in the speech event, as well as the setting, time, and situation. Keywords: Sociolinguistics, Language Attitudes, Language Choices