AN ANALYSIS OF USING INDONESIAN LANGUAGE WITH AND WITHOUT CODE-SWITCHING IN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITAS BANDAR LAMPUNG

Ayu Andriyaningsih, Yanuarius Yanu Dharmawan, Gabrielle Ghaniiyyu Nafinoor

Abstract


This study is qualitative research aiming to analyze the phenomenon of code switching in English Department
Universitas Bandar Lampung. There are two questions in analyzing the phenomenon of code switching used
by the students and teachers. The first question talks about how the use of Indonesian language with code
switching is and the second question talks about how the use of Indonesian language without code switching
is. The data of this study is gathered by using observation, questionnaires, and interview. As a result, I
conclude that code switching occurs in switching the word, phrase, and sentence level. Switching the code is
from Indonesian to English and vice versa. The switching also indicates that the speaker wants to emphasis
the point, do not know word in a language, and they are nervous when talking in front of their classmates. In
addition, without code switching there will be many hesitation and confusion of what is said. Code switching
is one way to help the interlocutor to get into the communication.


Keywords


code switching, code mixing, and Indonesian language.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36448/bl.v3i1.2431

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