Fakhrunnisa, Isma Hanna (2018) An Analysis of Slang Language on Comments at Beauty and The Beast Movie Fan Page on Facebook. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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This study describes about the slang language, slang meaning, and slang types used on comments of Beauty and The Beast movie trailer video. It also describes about word formation processes used on the comments. The problem statements of this study are (1) what is slang, (2) what is the meaning of slang, (3) what are the types of slang, and (4) what is word formation process of slang that is used on comments at Beauty and the Beast movie fan page. Objectives of this study are to find out the slang words and phrases, to know the literal and figurative meaning of the slangs, to know the types of slangs, and to know the words formation process of slangs used on comments at Beauty and the Beast movie fan page. This study is a descriptive analysis. For data collection, the reseacher searched the data and captured the data, then the writer put the data into a folder. The researcher analyzed the data descriptive qualitatively. The results of study indicates that on the comments of Beauty and The Beast movie trailer video, there are 35 slangs. Based on the types of slang, it was found that there are 5 fresh and creative slangs, 7 flippant slangs, 5 imitative slangs, 13 acronym slangs, and 7 clipping slangs. The most dominant type of slang is acronym slang. For word formation process there are 5 blending processes, 7 clipping processes, and 13 acronym processes, but borrowing, multiple process, affixes, coinage, compounding, back formation, and conversion process cannot be found on the comments. The most dominant word formation process is acronym process.

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