SYNTATIC ANALYSIS
(INDONESIAN LANGUAGE IN
THE DIALECTS AND ACCENTS OF PAPUA)
I.
Background
Language is the system of communication consisting of sounds, words and
grammar, or the system of communication used by the people of a particular
country or profession. Usually, the identity of certain region reflected from
the society when speaking. Every region has different languages and
characteristics.
In this section the writer will discuss about the
mother tongue of the Javanese people’s children who live in Papua. They have
different mother tongue because their mother tongue is Indonesian language with
Papuan dialect. It was different from Indonesian language itself and many
languages in Papua.
The primary purposeof thisstudyisto analyzethe structure
ofIndonesiansentences in the dialect of Papuan language. The syntactical pattern
of sentences is indispensable forthe development of language system. Syntactical structure
which is built from this study refers to the rules of syntax in the grammar of
Indonesian language.It is caused to give the understanding the differences and
the similarities of structure of both languages. The writer analyze the
syntactical structure by using descriptive linguistic from the daily
conversation that often be used in the societyof papua.
II.
Characteristics of Indonesian language in dialect and accent
of Papua
When talking about the
Papuan language, many questions will arise in our minds, such as what is Papuan
language, how is the accent, how is the language pronounce. Actually, Papuan
language is definitely little different from the Indonesian language,
especially spelling, intonation, and pronunciation.Someone who has never heard
the language of Papuawill think if the language is rather strange and also a
little coarse. Nevertheless, those are the uniqueness of Papuan language and
make the Papuan language become interesting to know, because it has own
characteristics in pronunciation and accent.
The sentences which are often used in daily
conversation of the society in Papua basically do not have many differences from
Indonesian language, because there are a few words in syncope or just say the
word at the beginning of spelling, for example: saya (sa), punya (pu),pergi (pi),etc.Furthermore,
if the people want to use Indonesian language in the dialect of Papua they must
remember about possessive pronoun which always separated with the subject and
the subject which is said first before possessive pronoun. For example: “Inisapurumah
(Inirumahku), kop u maituacantiksekali (Istrimucantiksekali), udin,
kosukerjakankoputugaskahbelum ? (udinsudahkahkamumengerjakantugasmu ?).
III.
Analyzing used syntactical structure
When, analyze
the syntactic structure of sentence, we need to know the rule of the sentence. As
we know that Indonesian language has a syntactical structure which sometimes
different with the other languages and it also the same with Indonesian
language in the dialects and accents of Papua which has unique construction.
In the first
analyzes, the writer will analyze about possessive pronoun in the standard of
Indonesian language and Indonesian language in the Papua context. In the
standard of Indonesian language possessive pronoun always separated with the
subject and the subject always mention before possessive pronoun but it is
quite difference with papua context which is mention the subject after the
possessive pronoun. For example: Inirumahsayabersihdanindah.
The syntactic pattern of this sentence is:
saya
|
rumah
|
ini
|
dan
|
indah
|
bersih
|
First, we have to make big box. Then,
deciding what kind of structure that is appropriate with the sentence. It is
structure of complementation. Then, we determine two immediate constituents.
The first box is subject “inirumahsaya” and the second box is the
complement“bersihdanindah”. Second, the next step is breaking up the first
box and divides it into two immediate constituents again. It is structure of modification
where the second box “rumahsaya” is the head and the first box “ini”
is the modifier. So, we separate the word “rumahsaya” into two immediate
constituents the word “rumah”as the head which is modified by the word “saya”.
Third, we have to separate the word “bersihdanindah” into two immediate
constituents. It is structure of coordination, the word “dan”connects
between“bersih”and “indah”.
Ø The example above is Indonesian language as
usually we found in the society, but here the writer will give the example in
Indonesian language in Papua context.
For example: Inisapurumahbersihdanindahee.
Ini
|
pu
|
ee
|
rumah
|
bersih
|
dan
|
indah
|
sa
|
c
|
In this context there are not many
differences between syntactical pattern in the first and the second. The differences
are the possessive pronoun before the head and after the head in the structure
of modification. The analyzing in the second example:
First, we have to make big box. Then,
deciding what kind of structure that is appropriate with the sentence. It is
structure of complementation. Then, we determine two immediate constituents.
The first box is subject “inisapurumah” and the second box is the
complement“bersihdanindahee”. Second, the next step is breaking up the first
box and divides it into two immediate constituents again. It is structure of modification
where the second box “sapurumah” is the head and the first box “ini”
is the modifier. So, we separate the word “sapurumah” into two immediate
constituents the word “rumah”as the head which is modified by the word “sapu”,
then we make two immediate constituents the word “sa” is the head and
the word “pu” is the modifier. Third, we have to separate the complement “bersihdanindahee”
into two immediate constituents. It is structure of coordination, the word “dan”connects
between“bersih”and “indah”. Indonesian language in the Papua
context has many words which do not have the meaning only the dialect such as
“ee” then we cannot mention the description of the word.
The second analyzing, the writer analyzes the
verb or the structure of predication in sentence. There are sentences which are
mentioning the subject first which is followed with the predicate, still same
with Indonesian language in (EYD). For example:Sakerjakansaputugasbaru.
kerjakan
|
sa
|
tugas
|
sa
|
pu
|
baru
|
C
First, We have to make a big box and
determine the type of structure. It is structure of predication.So, the
sentence is separated into two immediate constituents.The first box is subject as“sa”and
the second box is predicate as“kerjakansaputugasbaru”Second, the next
step is breaking up the second box and divides it into two immediate
constituents again. It is structure of complementation where the first box is
verbal element “kerjakan” and the second box is “saputugasbaru”
as the complement. Third, we have to separate it into two immediate
constituents. It is structure of modification, we have to make two immediate
constituents again in the phrase “saputugasbaru” The word “tugas”as
the head which is modified by the word “sapu” and we make two immediate
constituents again the word “pu” also as the head that is modified by
the word “sa” and the word “baru” in thedialectof Papuaalsohasa functionas a
complementorconfirmationof the sentence.Inthis language,“sa” and “pu” is
included in possessive pronoun, whilethere is not word “ku” or “my” in
Indonesian language in Papua context.
The example from some source in an
article in internet which used Indonesian language in the context of papua:
“Jadi, Jangan kitorang pake Bahasa Indonesia sebagai alat ukur atau patokan
untuk kasih nilai tong pu bahasa ‘BAIK’ atau
“TIDAK BAIK’. Sama saja dengan Bahasa Inggris. Jangan kitorang pake Bahasa Inggris Baku di British sebagai alat ukur
‘baik’ atau ‘tidak baik’ untuk nilai orang-orang di Amerika bicara Bahasa
Inggris. Setiap daerah memang punya ciri khas masing-masing, dan itu tidak bisa
dihilangkan. Perbedaan-perbedaan yang ada di antara kitorang punya bahasa-bahasa jangan kita pakai untuk saling
remehkan satu sama lain. Olehkarenaitu,
kitorangharusbelajarhargaitongpukekayaanbahasa yang ada di negeriini. Siapalagi
yang mauhargaikalaubukankitorangsendiri?.”
IV.
Conclusion
Indonesian language in Papua context is one of
Indonesia language development, it has many unique characteristics which is
different from the Indonesian language generally in EYD. The writer analyzesthe
sentences from the daily conversation which is used by the society in every
day. As we know that the standard of Indonesian language possessive pronoun always
separated with the subject and the subject always mention before possessive
pronoun but in papua context it quite difference because the subject always
mention after the possessive pronoun.In
brief, by
using descriptive linguistic analysis, we can conclude that the Javanese
language also has syntactical structure itself.
V.
References
Faisal, M. (2013).Pengaruhdialekdalampenggunaanbahasa.
Retrieved december 7, 2013, from http://Muhammadfaizal.Indrasaputra.blogspot.com/2013/01/Pengaruh-dialek-dalam-penggunaan-bahasa.html.
Wikipedia.(2013). Language of Indonesia.
Retrieved from
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