Proficiency of Javanese Language in Developing Identity Among Javanese Youth

Johari, Mohd Hasrul Yushairi B.; Nazari, Zamzuri Ahmad

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v9-i1/5511

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“…However, SM's condition was different because she used Ngoko level to communicate with her family. Johari & Nazari (2019) also concluded that Javanese people should expose to the use of Javanese language in daily communication. In this case, the parent was the main role to cultivate local language.…”

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A Deep Scanning on Mild Mental Retardation Individual’s Language Acquisition and Development

Nursanti

Purbani²

2022

VELES

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This research aims to investigate the language acquisition and development of a child with mild mental retardation in the 14th years old. The language acquisition is developed by appropriate treatment of caregivers including parent, family members, teachers, friends, and neighbors. Parent is the main caregiver that contributes language development of the child with mild mental retardation. The research uses qualitative approach in a case study as a research design. The results of this research show that the child got speech therapy in the 3rd years old and the parent provided facilities to develop language; such as story books, stationary, and gadgets. The child acquired four languages; Bahasa Indonesia, Javanese language, English language, and Arabic language since she went to school. Each language has different role in the child’s daily activities and communication. The schooling system contributed the child’s achievement academically and non-academically because she was studying at inclusive school with special teachers from psychology education background. In addition, neighborhood environment supported the child’s confidence to socialization. Thus, this research is supposed to be a reference to the following researchers to discover more treatments to mentally retarded students in acquiring languages.

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A Deep Scanning on Mild Mental Retardation Individual’s Language Acquisition and Development

Nursanti

Purbani²

2022

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“…For instance, the Javanese and Banjarese in Selangor who migrated from Indonesia in the 16 th century [29] use the local dialect to interact at Pasar Jerami. However, research suggests that compared to the Kelantanese, Bornean and Kedah dialects due to the mixed marriage, these dialects have become less widely spoken at home by the young Javanese and Banjarese adults [30]. Unlike the other three marketplaces, the social interaction and transaction at the whispering market or "Pasar Bisik" are very different.…”

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The seen and unseen: Exploring place identity of market place in Peninsular Malaysia

Ahmad

Anuar

Rahman

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The roles of the marketplace in promoting place identity have been the central focus of the UN- Habitat and stakeholders around the globe. The notion of marketplace relating to place identity, place attachment and sense of place have gained attention by Malaysian researchers but much focused on the overt of the marketplaces compared to the covert. This study aims to explore how the seen and unseen elements coexist and enhance place identity. The objective is to discover the influence of overt and covert parameters on marketplace identity through the cultural mapping among four different regions in Peninsular Malaysia. This study employs a qualitative approach through direct non-participant observation and cultural mapping at the four selected marketplaces: Pantai Suri floating market in Tumpat, Kelantan, Pasar Bisik in Penaga, Penang, Pasar Jerami in Sungai Besar, Selangor and Pasar Borneo in Masai, Johor. The overt and covert of each market were carefully observed and mapped, where three substantial outcomes were revealed. First, the social interaction and transaction, social activities and social connectivity at the market portray the covert aspect as vital for place identity. Second, marketplaces have the potentials as dynamic community public spaces to get fresh daily products and promote local heritage and tourism. Third, marketplaces face threats from climate change, pandemic Covid-19, and the diminishing local culture and traditions. In conclusion, the covert and overt of marketplaces should be equally preserved as they become primary components for developing a regional place identity.

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Proficiency of Javanese Language in Developing Identity Among Javanese Youth

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A Deep Scanning on Mild Mental Retardation Individual’s Language Acquisition and Development

A Deep Scanning on Mild Mental Retardation Individual’s Language Acquisition and Development

The seen and unseen: Exploring place identity of market place in Peninsular Malaysia

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