AN ANALYSIS OF PHONOLOGICAL ERROR IN THE PRONUNCIATION PRODUCED BY STUDENTS OF SMKN 7 BANDAR LAMPUNG
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Language Styles, Legally Blonde, Main Characters, Supporting CharactersAbstract
Language styles are a key focus in sociolinguistics, varying based on factors like ethnic background, situation, and goals. This quantitative study analyzes the language styles of characters in Amanda Brown's film Legally Blonde. It aims to identify different language styles, characterizations, and contributing factors. Using a qualitative research method, the study examines 157 utterances, revealing that casual style is most prevalent among main characters (28%), followed by consultative (21%), intimate and formal (both 18%), and frozen (15%) styles. The research highlights that setting and participation are critical factors influencing language style. For instance, formal language is used with someone of higher status, while casual or intimate styles are used with close acquaintances.
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