‘Seserahan’ in Indonesian Javanese Wedding

Abstract

This study aims to describe the form of code-switching and code-mixing at 'Seserahan' in Indonesian Javanese Wedding in Mojoroto and the factors that cause code-switching and code-mixing at the event. The method used in this study is a qualitative descriptive method that prioritizes the appreciation of the interactions between the concepts studied. The data source is obtained through personal documentation in the form of videos and then recorded. The results of this study found three utterances of code-switching with the type of external codeswitching and eleven utterances of code-mixing with the type of outer code-mixing. Three speech events indicated code-switching, all of which are in the form of sentences. The external code-switching found was in the form of 1 discourse with the switch from Arabic to Indonesian and two discourses with the shift from Arabic to Javanese. Meanwhile, code-mixing found a total of eleven data consisting of words, phrases, or sentences. For speech events indicated by code-mixing, a change in meaning in the integration of Arabic and Indonesian was found in the form of insertion of Arabic and Indonesian fragments into the structure of Javanese and Arabic into Indonesian. Codeswitching in the speech of the Javanese wedding called seserahan event tends to be caused by speakers with different language skills backgrounds. Meanwhile, code-mixing tends to be caused by the background of the speakers who think that the Arabic language they insert is a language considered their language for a long time and the interlocutor of the guests.

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