Konstruksi Pasif Bahasa Manggarai:  Sebuah Analisis Leksikal – Fungsional

Kosmas, Jeladu

doi:10.22225/jr.1.1.16.108-122

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“…The argument structure is an intermediate structure in which information is contained, namely (a) information about the valence of verbs (such as verbs with one argument, verbs with two arguments, and verbs with three arguments); (b) information about the essence of the argument (core argument and non-core argument); (c) information about the prominence of an argument that has (i) core over non-core, and (ii) in this series of core and non-core prominence describes semantic prominence (Arka, 1998(Arka, , 2003a(Arka, , 2003bManing, 1996;Alsina, 1996in Kosmas, 2008.…”

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Argument Structure of Persuasive Language in Public Space of Indonesia – Timor Leste

Seran

Nalenan

2022

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Persuasive language is different from declarative language in Bahasa Indonesia. This distinctive form impacts the functional pattern and the argument structure. Thus, this study aimed at identifying and describing argument structure of persuasive language in public space of Indonesia – Timor Leste. Since this study was a qualiative study, the data obtained were analyzed qualitatively using lexical-functional grammar theory (LFG). Persuasive language found in the research was in the form of intransitive and monotransitive clauses. Intransitive clauses have the pattern V – OBJ and V – OBJ – ADV. The monotransitive clauses have the pattern SUBJ – V – OBJ, V – OBJ – SUBJ, and OBJ – V – SUBJ. The intransitive verbs found always bind arguments that semantically have a locative role, therefore the model of the argument structure is ‘jauhi’ locative and 'jaga' locative. The argument structure of monotransitive clauses can be modeled as ‘bersatu membangun’ agent, locative, ‘bersatu membangun’ locative, possessive, ‘membangun’ experiencer, theme, and 'wujudkan’ agent, locative.

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Argument Structure of Persuasive Language in Public Space of Indonesia – Timor Leste

Seran

Nalenan

2022

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“…(Cholisi, 2013) added that the Indonesian verb structure always related to adjunct and oblique objects. Then, (Kosmas, 2015) used this Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG) Theory, especially in constituent structure and functional structure, to analyze the passive construction in the Manggarai language. And as a result, (Kosmas, 2015) found that the Manggarai language is passive syntactic construction because this language does not have a phonological marker.…”

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“…Then, (Kosmas, 2015) used this Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG) Theory, especially in constituent structure and functional structure, to analyze the passive construction in the Manggarai language. And as a result, (Kosmas, 2015) found that the Manggarai language is passive syntactic construction because this language does not have a phonological marker. (Romadhan, 2019) also did X-Comp analysis in the Indonesian language using Lexical Functional Grammar, and there was destruction of arguments in the embedded verbs in X-Comp.…”

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The Pattern of Information Structure in Junior High School Students in Informal and Formal Conversations

Rosmarie

2020

JIP

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Since language as a communication tool, that’s why information structure is really important in language system and in the communication process. This research is aimed to find out the pattern of information structure in junior high school students, in one of junior high school in the private school in Semarang. The researcher focused on informal and conversations between student-student and teacher-student or student-teacher. The researcher got thirty six conversations of informal and formal conversations. This was a qualitative research and the researcher focused on Topic and Focus of each conversations, since topic and focus are important constructions in giving the information or constructing the sentence. As the result, in formal conversation, both of speakers (teacher or students) tended to eliminate the subject, or the TOPIC (47 %), while only 33 % of eliminating the predicate or the FOCUS, and the rest is only 20% showed that there was no any elimination in the conversations. Meanwhile, in the informal conversation, both of speakers (teacher or students) tended to eliminate the subject, or the TOPIC (60%), while only 27% of eliminating the predicate or the FOCUS, and the rest is only 13% showed that there was no any elimination in the conversations.

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“…The Manggarai ethnic group develops a linguistic system and culture that is typically unique and diverse from other communities settling in the western part of Flores Island, Indonesia. Linguistically, Manggarai language is the Austronesian language of Nusantara, categorised as the isolating language; it lacks morphological affixation and pronominal agreement on the verb (Arka, 2002;Jeladu, 2020). Moreover, it has distinctive phonetic and phonotactic features in the case of phoneme combination and pre-phoneme nasal sounds (Karjo, 2022).…”

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Politeness in Tiba Meka ritual in Manggaraian language and culture, Eastern Indonesia

Gunas¹,

Bustan

Menggo³

et al. 2023

IJSS

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Politeness is crucial to communicating among individuals or between groups in a speech community. This research mainly explores the politeness of welcoming guests in the Manggaraian speech community. Video recording and interviews were the techniques used to collect the data. Eight videos were recorded and transcribed in text. The data were interpreted in socio-pragmatics theory. The findings reveal that the Manggaraian speech community tend to apply positive and off-the-record politeness strategies. A positive politeness strategy was mainly employed to build a close relationship and friendliness and to show respect to a guest. The use of a positive politeness strategy was marked in honorifics such as ite, mori, ema, and downtoner yo. An off-the-record politeness strategy was utilised to designate generosity, modesty, and approbation to a guest. This politeness strategy was indicated in metaphorical expressions. The social factors that determine the use of those politeness strategies are related to the context of the event, age, relation, and guest status. In this study, the Manggaraian speech community employ politeness in the ritual of welcoming a guest to achieve three benefits: manifesting respect, maintaining a good relationship, and showing a positive attitude toward the guest.

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Konstruksi Pasif Bahasa Manggarai: Sebuah Analisis Leksikal – Fungsional

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Argument Structure of Persuasive Language in Public Space of Indonesia – Timor Leste

Argument Structure of Persuasive Language in Public Space of Indonesia – Timor Leste

The Pattern of Information Structure in Junior High School Students in Informal and Formal Conversations

Politeness in Tiba Meka ritual in Manggaraian language and culture, Eastern Indonesia

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