Linguistics Study of Code Mixing Used in'Expose' Rubric of Teen Magazine at 281-288 Editions of April-August 2012.

MUNAWAROH, MAGFIRATUL (2012) Linguistics Study of Code Mixing Used in'Expose' Rubric of Teen Magazine at 281-288 Editions of April-August 2012. Other thesis, STAIN.

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The aim of this research is to analyze code mixing that occurred in 'Expose' rubric ofTeen magazine at 281-288 editions. The writer drawn two problem statements, firstlyabout type of code mixing based on Musyken theory and the last one about the lexicalitems. It is a descriptive qualitative research and the data come from 'Expose' rubricof eight editions of Teen magazine. To collecting the data the writer used note takingtechnique. She took a note on statements in 'Expose' rubric that included in Englishcode mixing. After it, she selected the data and chosen 31 sentences that would beanalyze. The writer found more than 60% codes mixing are insertion type, 18%alternation type, and 13% congruent Iexicalization type, for example:"funny"(insertion), "it's really sweet" (alternation), and "en" (congruent lexicalization). Thejournalist also inserted some lexical items in 'Expose' rubric, such as "gadget"(noun),"faithful" (adjective),"bullying" (verb), "anyway" (adverb),"well"(interjection), "subway" (compound word), "attitude-ku" (hybrid),"boy band-boyband" (reduplication),"roller coaster" (phrase), and"this is different (clause).Besides that the writer also classified some code mixing words that included in loanword, and it cannot be called as code mixing, such as "loyal" and "gossip". Theresult of this research, the writer found three types of code mixing based on Musykentheory and lexical items that the journalists mixed in 'Expose' rubric of Teenmagazme.

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