ASPIRATION AND UNASPIRATION PHONEMES IN OBAMA'S SPEECH AT STATE OF THE UNION 2016

SUTJIPTADI, ANNISA SUKMANINGTYAS (2018) ASPIRATION AND UNASPIRATION PHONEMES IN OBAMA'S SPEECH AT STATE OF THE UNION 2016. Skripsi thesis, Sekolah Tinggi Bahasa Asing JIA.

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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to find out how far the appearance of the plausible phoneme was aspirated or not aspirated in an Obama speech, namely State of the Union 2016. The research method used for this study was a qualitative research method that was descriptive and tended to use analysis. The theoretical basis is used as a guide so that the focus on the title of this research is in accordance with the facts taken from several scientists. The author uses Roach and Gussmann's theory as the main theory. The process of data analysis includes collecting data that has been obtained, then analyzed based on the theory that has been collected, and concluded the final results. The analysis data obtained from the State of the Union speech was 30. Results of data analysis showed that aspiration and unaspiration were bilabial initial (23%), medial bilabial (11%), initial alveolar (19%), medial alveolar (2%) , alveolar final (19%), initial velar (7%), velar medial (13%) and final velar (6%).

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