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978-3-11-068002-7
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19 Jul 2021
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Englisch
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© 2019 AuthorsThis work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License.
Frontmatter
Preface
TABLE OF CONTENT
Semantic Preferences of Indonesian Words Hitam and Putih
The Stylistic Analysis of Indonesian Online News in The Five Websites
Proto Austronesian Language Sound Changes To Mandailing Language
The Use of Verb + Noun Collocations by English Learners of Indonesian
An Examination of Islamic Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication in Retail Stores
Proto Malayic Reflection at Isolect of Malay Jambi Seberang and Malay Sabak at Jambi Province
Otographis Approach Toward Language Resilience Study on Japanese LanguageLexicons in Indonesia Historical Documents
The Cultural Values in The Culinary Ecolexicon of the Asahan Malay Society
Bioacoustics Analysis With Speech Analyzer Spectogram As A Testing Method For Speech Ability Improvement of Dysarthria Patient
Speech, Writing Disorder and Therapy of Dyslexic Patient
The Variations of Speech in Opening and Closing TV Program Uttered by MTV Singapore VJ
Delivering The Message of Local Spirit “Bakureh” Through The Language of Dance
Contribution of Biological Knowledge in Understanding the Ulterior Teaching of Life within the Minangkabau Poems and Proverbs
Social Practice In Facebook: Critical Discourse Analysis In The Process of Text Production
Pakpak Dairi Language: Typology Study
Speech Act of Advice toward the Victims of Domestic Violence in West Sumatera
A Fallacy Analysis on Political Statements in the Transcript of the First Indonesia Presidential Debate 2019
Are the Phonological Disorders of Down Syndrome Children the Same?
Genealogy of Tabot Ceremony at West Coast of Sumatra
Language Politeness in Tirai Menurun: Local Wisdom of Javanese Society Facing The Industrial Era 4.0
Survival Ecolexicon in The Environment of Plants in Traditional Medicine Taloki Language Era 4.0
Speech of Hateful Insults in The Mass Media of Forensic Linguistic Studies
The Verbalizing Morpheme of Acheenese
Developing the Integrated Social Science (IPS) Teaching Material for the 7th-Grade SMP Students
Phonological and Lexical Innovations in the Names of Food in Kapau Isolect
Noun Phrases with Suffix -nya as a Definite Marker in Colloquial Jakartan Indonesian
Adverb of Frequency Used in Local Print Media in Padang
The Roles and Designs of Written English at Public Places in Indonesia
On the Use of Arabic in the Titles of Manuscripts by Minangkabau Ulema in the Early 20th Century
Moribund Language in Padangpariaman –West Sumatera
The Calculation of Dialectoletri over Isolect ofMinangkabau Language in the Origin of Region and Rantau Region
Lexicons Classics of Fishing in Minangkabau Community
Surau and Pesantren-based Museum forEcolinguistic and Religious TourismDevelopment in West Sumatra: A Preliminary Study
Illogical Transition in the Meaning of “Syahid”
Illocutionary Speech Act in “Hidden Figures” Movie in Perspective Gender
Representation of Ulama Collocations in Online Kompas Media: Corpus-Based Critical Discourse Analysis
Topics and Reasons for Violating the Maxim of Quantity when Implicature is Generated
Language Used of Tourism Advertisings and Information
Language Style of Contradiction andExaggeration in Minangkabau Language
Multilingual as Movement of Globalization in The National Language Policy