ENGLISH SLANG ON 9 GAG COMMENTS WILLY SRI

ENGLISH SLANG ON 9 GAG COMMENTS WILLY SRI MULYATI 122122079

Background Informal language English slang Language variety

Formulation of Problems What kinds of English slang are used by the members of 9 GAG‘s website? 2. How is slang formed by the members of 9 GAG‘s website? 1.

Research Procedures � Research method › Content analysis � Data Collection › Documentation

� Data Analysis › Data reduction �Categorization �Coding › Data Display › Conclusion drawing and verification

No Data Slang Meaning words Kinds of slang Ss Gs 1. @doge_ Dad reporter Batman: How’s your dad? daddy 2. @doge_ reporter Y u do dis? y why u you dis this Slang Formation Cp Ac Af Rl Lo

Steps of the Research 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. choosing the topic; formulating the problem and aim of the research; collecting the data from the website; analysing the English slang words used on the 9 GAG’s website; describing the data obtained from the respondents; taking the conclusion; arranging the report.

Research Results 1. Kinds of slang : › Specific slang › General slang

2. Slang formations are formed by : › Reducing word › Taking initial letter › Adding some affixes › Replacing letter › Changing word

Conclusion Kinds of slang › Specific slang › General slang 2. Slang formation › Reducing words › Taking initial letters › Adding some affixes › Replacing letters › Changing words 1.

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