Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ngawi
A. Background
The register is a language used at a given time and determine by what you
do, with whom and by what means. The register shows the type of social process
that is going on. Registers cover all the linguistic or linguistic aspects of choice,
so many linguists refer to the register as a style or style of language. The variation
of the choice of register language depends on the context of the situation, which
includes 3 variables: fields, tenors and modes that work simultaneously to form
contextual configurations or configuration meanings. Register as the use of a
special vocabulary relating to a particular type of work or group of people Such as
medical registers, traders, bank employees, factory employees, farmers, make-up
artist, taxi operators, salesmen, teachers, and so forth. There for the language used
by someone who is engaged in a particular job or profession has a special
characteristic that is not owned by other language users.
B. Formulation of Prolem
C. Objective
F. Data Analysis
Based of miles & Hulberman (1994:1) states that “qualitative data, usually
in the form of word rather than number”. Based from that explanation it can
be conclude that in cualitative research the data is the form of word not
number. The researcher will describe the form and the meaning according the
data sources. There are two kind the techniques choosed by the researd, it is:
1. Observation
Definition of observation is The recording of behavioral patterns of
people, objects, and events in a systematic manner to obtain
information about the phenomenon of interest.
2. Interview
Interview is the verbal conversation between two people with the
objective of collecting relevant information for the purpose of
research. According to (mcnamara, 1999)states that Interviews are
particularly useful for getting the story behind a participant’s
experiences. The interviewer can pursue in-depth information around
the topic. Interviews may be useful as follow-up to certain respondents
G. Research Procedure
1. Preparation
The researcher permits the wedding make-up artist in Ngawi for
observation. After getting permission, the researcher requested the
schedule of their agenda work. The location they work is always
moving because they work at home customers. So the researcher asks
for the schedule and where they work. The researcher began recording
all the conversations from the wedding make-up artist in Ngawi from
start to finish. The process they work on for very long can be between
8 hours. Due to too long, the researcher record when the important
things only. After the recording has been obtained then the researcher
record all the words on the recording. Recordings that have become
transcripts will be selected.
2. Action
The next rare thing is to find the word register in the transcript. After
the register has been recorded then the next is the research invite one
member for the interview session. In the interview session can be done
through face-to-face or calling telephone call. The researcher asked
what the meaning of the register has been said to the conversation in
the recording. The next session is the analysis. The researcher analyzes
the results of data that has been collected. The researcher analyzed the
register and the interview result. After that the researcher makes
appendix as an effort to make the reader understand the contents of the
meaning of the register. This research is field research. The researcher
is required to search his own data. The researcher will follow a
wedding event. After that enter the room where all members of the
make-up community wedding is located. The space can be called the
makeup room. The researcher asks permission to record all the
dialogue in their conversation. After being able to permit the
researcher start recording audio to take sample sample conversation.
The researcher interviews one of the members to explain the meaning
of the variation of the language that has been used in the group. The
researcher notes the meaning of the words described. In the interview
session, can be done directly or by telephone.
3. Report
the researcher reports the results of the analysis. Such analysis is the
result of observations and interviews. the report includes the form of
register of conversations of the wedding make-up artist community in
ngawi. and also includes the form of register of conversations of the
wedding make up artist community.
4. Register
(Spolsky 1998:33). Register: In the Dictionary of Linguistics and
Phonetics, Crystal (1991, p. 295) defines register as "a variety of
language defined according to its use in social situations, e.g. a register
of scientific, religious, formal English.’’ Register is widely used in
linguistics to refer to ‘’varieties according to use’’. In contrast to
dialect defined as varieties according to user (chesihire1992,
downes1994, beiber1988), they are also are a set of language items
associated with discrete occupational or social group (wardhaugh,
2001:48).
5. Wedding make-up artist
Definition of wedding by dictionary is "ritual officially celebrating the
beginning of marriage". The wedding ceremony means an event where
there is a sacred oath between the bride and the groom. activities
change the appearance of the original form actually with the help of
materials and cosmetic tools. The term makeup is more often directed
to the change of face shape, although in fact the entire body can be
inlaid. Wedding make-up artist is perias who works on bridal make up
at wedding event.