Dedi Efendi
Sastra Inggris- Fakultas Bahasa Universitas Muara Bungo

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IDIOM POPULER BAHASA MELAYU JAMBI DIALEK MELAYU BUNGO Dodi Oktarizaa; Dedi Efendi
Krinok:Jurnal Linguistik Budaya Vol 3, No 1 (2018): Desember 2018
Publisher : Universitas Muara Bungo

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Abstract

This research is aimed  to gather  and describe the forms of idiom  and its meaning that used by the speaker of Jambi Malay Language Bungo Malay Dialect. There are three steps conducted in the research, they are collecting data, analyzing data, and presenting the result of analysis.Incollecting data, the method that is used known as observational and conversational method, by applying some techniques, namely non participant observational technique, note taking, record, and elicitation technique.Then, in analyzing data, the writer used descriptive qualitative approach in order to explain the forms and their meaning that resulted from the idioms.In addition, the writer also applay referential method in analyzing that can  connect and compare  the elements that belong to language itself.Moreover, the writer used informal method for presenting the result of analysis.By applying morphological approach in doing analysis,  the writer found that  idioms  derived from the combination of lexeme  outcome some parts of speech ,namely  adjective  is 28  words, noun  is 27  words, and verb is only  17 words. Finally, the writer concludes that the idiom expression that used by Jambi Malay Language Bungo Malay Dialect  speakers is mostly belong to adjective and noun . The appearance of these two kinds of  parts  of speech can be stated as the explanation of the condition and the nature of its topic from the speakers in communication process                                                                                     Keywords: Morphology, Idiom, Jambi Malay Language, Bungo Malay Dialect, Parts of Speech