THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HUMAN AND ANIMAL LANGUAGES LINGUISTICALLY IN FOUR CONVERSATION TYPES

SARI, ATIKA (2018) THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HUMAN AND ANIMAL LANGUAGES LINGUISTICALLY IN FOUR CONVERSATION TYPES. Skripsi thesis, Sekolah Tinggi Bahasa Asing JIA.

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The purpose of this study is to know the differences between human and animal languages linguistically. This study discusses the human languages properties and the intentional of communication between them those are communicative and informative as the distinguish features. The research method used for this research is a qualitative research method that is descriptive and tends to use analysis. The theoretical basis is used as a guide, so that the focus on the title of this research with the fact had taken from several linguists. The writer used Yule theory as the main theory. The process of data analysis includes collecting data that has been obtained, the analyzed based on the theory that has been collected, and concluded the final results. Analysis data that was successfully obtained from Four Conversation Types is 20. The results of data analysis show that the differences between human animal can be viewed by human language properties are involved in conversation and who tend to communicative and informative between them. Human is tend to communicative than animal that can be view that can be view with 50% of the human percentage, while animal shows lower percentage with 0 %. The indication of communicative is caused by human who intentionally convey what human want to convey using language. Animal is more informative than human that can be view with 50% of the Animal percentage, while human show the lower percentage with 0 %. The indication of informative is caused by some response in animal which unintentionally convey through non arbitrary signal and only reflecting on language under circumtances especially survival.

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