July 1, 2025

Sociopragmatic Study of Episode Excerpts of the Mata Najwa Talk Show

Key Points

Findings reveal that code mixing significantly influences everyday conversations, with English words often used.
Data shows different Indonesian language classes are applied based on interview subjects, affecting linguistic interactions.
Analysis involved qualitative methods, focusing on sociolinguistics and pragmatics in a multimedia context.
Results highlight the role of local dialects in shaping language use, indicating cultural interplay in communication.

Abstract

Mata Najwa is a speech program guided by a senior journalist, Najwa Shihab, who is the research subject. This research aims to describe sociopragmatic studies on two episodes of Mata Najwa's talk show entitled "Room Tour "Ruang" Tulus, and "Ragu-ragu Perpu". This research is descriptive qualitative in nature. This research examines and analyzes data objectively. Data collection in this paper uses listening techniques. The data is listened to and then sorted or classified. This research aims to analyze and study sociopragmatics, namely sociolinguistic and pragmatic aspects in interviews between Najwa Shihab and her sources. The results of the research show that (1) there is data on code mixing, phonological and morphological interference, illocutionary speech acts, the principle of cooperation, the use of language classes based on professions and social groups, which are involved in Indonesian speech with video content, the research subject. (2) There is a difference between the Indonesian language class used by Najwa Shihab when interviewing political officials at the TV studio and the language class when interviewing the singer and songwriter, Tulus, at her home. (3) Code mixing by using words from English appears more in everyday conversation/speech. Indonesian language interference occurs because it is influenced by two things, namely the Javanese language and the Jakarta dialect. (4) Indonesian language interference occurs because it is influenced by two things, namely the Javanese language and the Jakarta dialect. (5) Morphological interference in Indonesian is influenced by the Javanese language affixation process, namely the prefix to - used for something that happens not on purpose. (6) The morphological interference influenced by the Jakarta dialect in the affixation system is seen using the suffix (-in). (7) Morphological interference influenced by the Jakarta dialect in the affixation system is seen using the suffix (- in). (8) The implementation of the maxim of cooperation is more likely to appear in formal standard language in Mata Najwa events, but there are more violations of the maxim of cooperation in episode of Mata Najwa when using non-formal language shown on Web Narrative

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