PENGARUH DIALEK PADA RAGAM BAHASA MAHASISWA DI PRODI TEKNIK TELEKOMUNIKASI UNIVERSITAS TELKOM SURABAYA
Abstract
This research examines the influence of language variety on regional dialects used by students in the Telecommunication Engineering Study Program at Telkom University Surabaya. By using qualitative research method, this study observes the interaction and communication between students who come from various regions in Indonesia, including Java Island, Sulawesi Island, Nusa Tenggara Island and Sumatra Island, with different dialects. Data were obtained through direct observation and survey with questionnaires via google form, then analyzed using data reduction and triangulation techniques. The results showed that dialect differences can affect message understanding and cause miss communication, which in turn can trigger feelings of social exclusion among students. However, there are also students who can adapt quickly so that they do not really mind the differences in language and dialect when talking to friends who come from other regions. Language and dialect differences can also have a positive impact such as, broadening students' horizons about the diversity of languages used by students. get knowledge about how to use language in other regions and also to learn the language and regional customs if you want to visit other regions.
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