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Library's collection Library's IT development CancelThis study analyzed loan words used by the participants in "Dialog Siang"
Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI). I was interested in doing analysis in this topic
because loan words could not be separated from the development of our national
language, Indonesia. I chose " Dialog Siang " program because this program
covered current issues that happened in our country. The purpose of this study
was to know the types of loan words that occurred in the Dialog Siang as well as
to know the predominant types of loan words words. Here, the writer classified
loan words into two parts: foreign loan words and local loan words according to
Samsuri?s theory, which stated that foreign loan words can be classified into
simple words, complex words, and translated words. On the other hand, local loan
words can be classified into local root words, complex local root words, local root
words with Indonesian affixes and Indonesian root words with local affixes. The
source of the data consisted of loan words used by the participants in Dialog
Siang. The data were recorded for about four days from 26 August until 29
August 2002, with different topics of discussion. After collecting the data, the
writer analyzed the types of foreign loan words and local loan words in the form
of parts of speech. The writer found that there were 94.6 % of English loan words
in the whole data. Here, English loan words consisted of 12.70 % in the form of
simple words, 86.9 % in the form of complex words and 0.4 % in the form of
translated words. There were 5.4 % Javanese loan words words. Javanese loan
words consisted of 57.1 % in the form of local root words, and 42.9% in the form
of local root words with Indonesian affixes; however, the occurrences of complex
local words and Indonesian root words with local affixes did not happened in this
data. After that, the writer concluded that the occurrences of loan words mostly
happened in foreign language, English. In addition, Javanese loan words occurred
less in this data. It showed that English words were commonly used in Indonesian
vocabulary especially in the formal situations