AN ANALYSIS OF CODE-MIXING USED IN BOY WILLIAM’S PODCAST CHANNEL ON THE “NEBENG BOY” WITH RENATTA MOELOEK SHOW ON YOUTUBE.

Yani, Ari Afri. 2022. An Analysis of Code-Mixing Used in Boy
William’s Channel on The “Nebeng Boy” with Renatta Moeloek Show
on YouTube 2021/2022. Final Project, English Study Program, Faculty
of Language and Arts Education, University of PGRI Semarang.
Advisor 1: Drs. M. Wahyu W., M.Pd., Advisor 2: Ajeng Setyorini, S.S.,
M.Pd.
Sociolinguistics is the study of the relationship between language
and language. When people interact with one another, they each have their
own characteristics and language style. In sociolinguistics, mixing one
language with another is referred to as code-mixing. As a result, the study
focuses on the code-mixing found in Boy William's podcast with Renatta
Moeloek, which was uploaded to Boy William's YouTube channel. The goal
of this investigation is to determine the type of code-mixing employed by
Boy William in his podcast with Renatta Moeloek. This is a qualitative in
which researchers collect data by watching podcasts on YouTube,
trancribing them, and identifying sentences in Indonesian, English, and
mixed languages. This study employs the previous researcher's analysis,
Agung Sukrisna, who employs the data analysis proposed by Suwito. The
video analysis indicated forty-three code-mixed data, seventeen for the word
level, ten for the phrase level, none for the baster level, repetition level, or
idiom level, and sixteen for the clause level. It can be concluded that word�level code-mixing was found and at least used phrase level in Boy William's
podcast with Renatta Moeloek, whereas baster level, repetition level, and
idiom level were not found in podcasts at all.
Keywords: Code-Mixing, Podcast, Boy William.