Analysis of Code Mixing and Code Switching in Speech of Foreigners Setting Around Batukaras Pangandaran

Abstract

This study discusses the use of code-mixed language and code-switching of foreigners in Batu Karas Pangandaran. Researchers use qualitative research, this type of research is field research. The theory used is Janet Holmes Theory of "An Introduction to Sociolinguistics fourth edition" which is taken is the theory of code mixing and code switching. According to Janet Holmes "People sometimes change the language code in social situations". This study used qualitative research methods. This type of research is field research with an emphasis on collecting data on Belgian people who are in Batukaras Pangandaran. Data collection techniques in this study used observation and interview techniques. Observation techniques are shown to the research process which is carried out by direct observation to the research location, namely foreigners in Batukaras Pangandaran by extracting information based on the existing problem formulation. The results of this study indicate, First, these foreigners use Indonesian and Sundanese more in their speech acts than they use their native language. Second, there are many Indonesian and Sundanese vocabulary that are used in daily life. Third, the foreigner uses code-mixing language more than code-switching.