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only oil the address terms used by the servants. Related to the study, the
writer uses theories of definition of address form by Krisdaiaksana and
Bright, and theories of the use of address form by Holmes, Wardhaugh,
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respondents. The questions are focused to answer four main questions in this
study: (1) What address terms are used by the Javanese servants to their
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addressing their Tionghoa masters? (4) What are the reasons affecting the
use of the address terms: the servants' own wish, the masters' command, or
the imitation of other servants?
From the data gathered, the writer finds out that the address
terms used to address both the younger and elder masters' child are
"Sinyo/Nonik", "Mas/Mbak", "Koko/Cece", and the first name. To address
the adult female masters are the terms "Ibu", "Nyonya", "Tante", "Cik",
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masters are "Bapak", "Tuan", "Om", "Koh", and "Yuk". To address the oid
female masters are "Ibu", "Nyonya", "Nya Dhe", "Mak", "Mama", "Tante",
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"Bapak", "Tuan Besar", "Tuan", "Engkong", "Papa", "Om", "Yuk Dhe",
and "Yuk". Regarding the servants; age of the servants gives bigger
influence than the education to the way they address their masters. Regarding
the masters; age, education, and sex of the masters offer effects to the
servants' way of addressing them. The writer also finds that the most reason
affecting the use of the address term is the servants' own wish.