The Accent Variations Applied by Madurese Speakers from Sumenep and Situbondo Regions (A Phonological Study),

Usmani, Kholid (2018) The Accent Variations Applied by Madurese Speakers from Sumenep and Situbondo Regions (A Phonological Study),. Skripsi thesis, Universitas Panca Marga Probolinggo.

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Abstract

Madurese language is a language of local people in some areas in East Java, especially in Sumenep and Situbondo. Both areas have the uniqueness especially in accent variation in field of intonation although both of them are related to each other in language. The language has a unique manner of pronunciation because they have different Madurese accent variation in field of intonation. This study aims (1) to describe the Madurese accent variation in terms intonation which is spoken by Sumenep people (2) to describe the Madurese accent variation in terms intonation which is spoken by Situbondo people (3) to understand the differences between Madurese accent variation in terms intonation which is spoken by people from Sumenep and Situbondo. The study focuses on Sociolinguistics for the Madurese accent variation in different areas. Linguistically, in phonology which is in suprasegmental. The theory applied in ToBI (Tones Breaks Indices) because of its standard prosodic labelling system for English speech data bases. This research design is a descriptive method by using praat program and Metode Padan. The purpose is to analysis the recorded accent variation in field of intonation from Sumenep people and Situbondo people. The data collection method is using observation method with teknik Simak Bebas Libat Cakap (Indirect Observation), teknik rekam (recording), and teknik catat (transcribing). After collecting data, these steps are done; they are (1) analyzing the data using a software is called praat, (2) grouping the data based on its clarification by using metode padan, (3) explaining the data and (4) making conclusion. Besides, to encounter a validity data and to measure of the validity of the data is the answers of the participant will be checked respectively to the participants and the expert of Madurese accent, while this study uses the formal and informal method to describe the data that had been obtained in observation. The result of this study depicts that the Madurese accent variation from Sumenep occurs five pitch accents (L*,H*,L*+H,L+H*, and H+!H*), and and two boundary tones, those are (L-L%, and H-L%). While the Madurese accent variation from Situbondo appears six pitch accents (L*,H*,L*+H,L+H*,H+!H* and H*+H), and three boundary tones (L-L%,H-L%, and H-H%). While the type of intonational patterns of these languages in statement, negative and interrogative are different from one to another. The pitch accents, for instance, it has many types not only in statement, and negative, but also in interrogative sentences. Therefore, it is clear that the Madurese has variation of the accent and the different places create different accent variation in field of intonation.

Item Type: Thesis ( Skripsi)
Uncontrolled Keywords: Madurese, Intonation, Accent Variation
Subjects: Fakultas Sastra dan Filsafat
Divisions: Bahasa Inggris
Depositing User: Admin Perpustakaan
Date Deposited: 24 Apr 2019 01:29
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2019 04:36
URI: http://repository.upm.ac.id/id/eprint/215

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