Authors :
Muh. Yahya Rahmann; Abdul Hakim Yassi; Hamzah A. Machmoed
Volume/Issue :
Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 7 - July
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Abstract :
This study aims to find out the reasons the
postgraduate students use code-switching in their daily
interactions. The method of this research is a qualitative
method and a questionnaire on google form is used to
collect the data. The result from this research is that the
students' code-switch in their daily interaction to make
the message much clearer, to keep the interaction going
on, and to emphasize the message. to clarify the message,
to convince the addressee, to quote something, to involve
another party, to show respect, to show social status, and
other reasons such as to tell a secret and to improve their
English skills, to practice their English, to arouse other
people to speak English, to talk about taboos, to talk
about ghosts, to use English spontaneously when watching
YouTube or having a chit chat with friends, to discuss
sensitive topics, to look classy and educated, to adjust to
the situation and conditions or the interlocutors, to
borrow English words, for euphemism, to comment those
who do not come from Indonesia, to communicate their
intention easily, to become more confident, too shy to
express some feelings or thoughts in the Indonesian
language, and to swear.
Keywords :
Code-Switching, Postgraduate Students, English as a Second Language, Bilingual.
This study aims to find out the reasons the
postgraduate students use code-switching in their daily
interactions. The method of this research is a qualitative
method and a questionnaire on google form is used to
collect the data. The result from this research is that the
students' code-switch in their daily interaction to make
the message much clearer, to keep the interaction going
on, and to emphasize the message. to clarify the message,
to convince the addressee, to quote something, to involve
another party, to show respect, to show social status, and
other reasons such as to tell a secret and to improve their
English skills, to practice their English, to arouse other
people to speak English, to talk about taboos, to talk
about ghosts, to use English spontaneously when watching
YouTube or having a chit chat with friends, to discuss
sensitive topics, to look classy and educated, to adjust to
the situation and conditions or the interlocutors, to
borrow English words, for euphemism, to comment those
who do not come from Indonesia, to communicate their
intention easily, to become more confident, too shy to
express some feelings or thoughts in the Indonesian
language, and to swear.
Keywords :
Code-Switching, Postgraduate Students, English as a Second Language, Bilingual.