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Nugrahani, Dyah; Nababan, M.R.; Santosa, Riyadi; Djatmika – Journal of Social Studies Education Research, 2019
Translating cultural terms from Javanese is an area of interest because this language has numerous various cultural fixed expressions that challenge the translator in conveying the intended message to target readers. This study investigates the Javanese fixed expressions, as well as the translation techniques employed to translate them, for three…
Descriptors: Indonesian Languages, Translation, Novels, Cultural Influences
Susylowati, Eka; Sumarlam; Abdullah, Wakit; Marmanto, Sri – Arab World English Journal, 2019
The multi-ethnic and multi-lingual society of Islamic boarding school students ("santri") involves the occurrence of code switching. This research aims to reveal the code switching patterns by female students in daily communication in Islamic school Al-Mukmin Ngruki Islamic Boarding School and Assalaam Islamic Modern Boarding School in…
Descriptors: Females, Code Switching (Language), Boarding Schools, Language Usage
Vaish, Viniti; Roslan, Mardiana – World Englishes, 2011
This paper explores the way a group of pre-teens in Singapore use Malay, Chinese and English to perform identity. It is based on one case study of a Malay girl, Syafiqah, from a larger project called The Sociolinguistic Survey of Singapore 2006, and does not claim to be generalizable. The data are transcripts of recordings made on the speech…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Identification, English, Mandarin Chinese