Savira Rahma Maulidya

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Sociolinguistic Mid-Term test

Here is a data table about the language used and language plan according to each of identities in communities which taken
from fellow classmates in Sociolinguistics class.

No Name Identity Community Language in Using Language Planning Code

Local language (Banjarese)
A daughter Family Politeness improvement Code mixing
Informal Indonesian
Local language (Banjarese) Vocabulary
A sister Family Informal Indonesian Code mixing
improvement
Formal and informal
Indonesian
A student College Learn new languages Code switching
Formal and informal
English
1. Roaini Shaunaa Formal and informal Vocabulary
A chief of English improvement and
English Club Formal and informal
English Club improvement on Code switching
FIB Indonesian
FIB sentence length and
construction
Formal and informal Be able to speak in
A reporter of Member of
Indonesian clarity and write in Code switching
UB Radio UB Radio
accuracy
 Local language (Javanese)
A daughter Family Politeness improvement Code mixing
Informal Indonesian
Local language (Javanese) Vocabulary
A sister Family Informal Indonesian Code mixing
improvement
Informal local language Politeness improvement
(Javanese)
A student College Code switching
2. Nisa Aprillia Informal and formal Learn new languages
English-Indonesian
A member of Informal Indonesian Vocabulary
Music
Music improvement and learn
Organization Code switching
Organization new languages
of Faculty
of Faculty

3. Pradini Septi A Informal Javanese and Formal forms of Bahasa

A daughter Family Code mixing
Bahasa and vice versa and Javanese
Formal Bahasa and English Learn to speak English
A student of fluently (pronunciation, Code mixing and
English Campus grammar and switching
Literature vocabulary) and English (depend on
idiom
A member of Organization Formal Bahasa and Learning formal English Code switching
UKM Fonetik of student who informal Javanese
concern on
academic
writing
 A member of Group of who Informal Bahasa and Formal English, formal
Code mixing
Army stands BTS English and informal Korean

4. Dzakirah Desi W Informal Bahasa and Politeness language

A daughter Family Code mixing
Javanese improvement
Formal Bahasa and English Politeness
A student of improvement,
English Campus vocabulary Code Mixing
Department improvement to speak
English fluently
A Head of Informal Bahasa and Speaks more in English
Human English whether formal and
Resources Campus Skill informal
Code switching
Development Organization
Department of
ESA
A member of Formal Bahasa and Arabic Learn more about
One Day One Religious language Arabic formal language
Code mixing
Juz Community
Community
A member of Skill Formal English Practice more in
Garuda Gavel Organization English formal language
Club of English and the register
Toastmaster Club
 International
A member of Informal Bahasa Learn more about the
Social
Pasir Arabia register in community Code mixing
Organization
Community

Local language (Javanese)

A daughter Family Politeness improvement Code mixing
Informal Bahasa
Local language (Javanese) Politeness improvement
A college
College Formal and informal Vocabulary Code switching
5. Rena Azalia M student
Bahasa and English improvement
A member of Christian Local language (Javanese)
Informal Bahasa
PMK & Organization Politeness improvement Code switching
UAKK in UB

Compare

It is common when talking to people of the same age such as friend the correspondences use informal language or local
language. When talking to older or honor people in certain place such as college, the correspondences use formal language whether
Bahasa or English language. But different when talking to older people in family such as parents or older brother and sister the
correspondences use using informal language or local language.

Trend
 Trend in language is when in group, community or circle, the member is using the language terms which they make and use
specifically in their circle. Those language terms are known as register in language trends. From the table data above, Dzakirah uses
register in one of her communities; Pasir Arabia Community.

Percentage

Chart Title
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Family College Student Communities

Local Language Informal Bahasa Formal Bahasa

Formal and Informal English Formal Bahasa and English Formal and Informal Bahasa
Informal English Formal Arabic

Vernacular and lingua franca

A vernacular language is the native language of a specific population living within the country, so based on the language used by
correspondences, the vernacular of each is local language (Banjarese and Javanese)

While lingua franca is a language used when people speaking different vernacular dialects want to communicate with each other
which is Bahasa Indonesia whether in formal or informal form of speech.