Implicature on Speech Code-Mixing in Podcast Dodit Mulyanto Aku Pengen Ngomong Sama Kamu Episode 15: Sociopragmatic Studies

Abstract

This study aims to (1) find out the form and intent of the implicature, (2) find out the form and causal factors of code interference in the podcast Dodit Mulyanto Aku Pengen Ngomong Sama Kamu Episode 15. This research uses sociopragmatic studies with the pragmatic theory about implicature and the sociolinguistic theory about code-mixing. This research is qualitative. The method used in this study is descriptive analysis. This study's data source is the podcast Dodit Mulyanto Aku Pengen Ngomong Sama Kamu Episode 15, which contains implicature code-mixing. The data for this study is a transcript of a podcast speech containing implications and mixed codes. Data collection techniques use listening and recording techniques. The data research results obtained were 3 data sets in the form of conventional implicature and outer code-mixing forms and 1 data set in the form of inner code-mixing. In unconventional implicatures or conversation implications, a special type of conversational implicature was found with 1 data point in the form of outer code-mixing and 3 in inner code-mixing. Causative factors code interference found data consists of 2 cause data indicating a member or a certain group; 3 data on why speakers and speech partners are communicating in informal (casual) situations; 1 data on the cause of the inability to find equivalents of words or expressions in a language; and 2 data on the causes of the relationship of a language to the topic being discussed.