Dr. Rina Supriatnaningsih, M. Pd.
Research Areas: Interlanguage pragmatics, pragmatics, and sociopragmatics
Key Findings/Conclusion:
…..most students failed to build intercultural communication in Japanese conversation, due to their lack of socio-pragmatic knowledge. Based on the interview results, in daily communication, the students rarely used the Javanese speech act level of krama, instead using basa ngoko or Indonesian. These findings emphasize the socio-pragmatic concept, and more precisely the politeness principles other than the Keigo style, to students. This should minimize the violation of politeness maxims in the Japanese language.
Link to the Publication:
https://journal.ugm.ac.id/jurnal-humaniora/article/view/67978
How to Cite:
Supriatnaningsih, R., Hariri, T., Soepardjo, D., Nurjaleka, L., & Nurhayati, S. (2021). Interlanguage pragmatics failure among Javanese learners of Japanese. Humaniora, 33(3), 231-240.
