An Analysis of Language Style Used in Jumanji TV Series “Welcome to the Jungle” Movie

Elga, Madani Hanira (2023) An Analysis of Language Style Used in Jumanji TV Series “Welcome to the Jungle” Movie. Diploma thesis, Andalas University.

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Abstract

This research discussed the use of language style in Jumanji TV Series “Welcome to the Jungle” Movie and also the social effect that influenced it. Language style is a way people communicate with others according to the context in which it is used. The study aimed to identify and describe the types of language style and also the social context in the movie. The researcher used the theory of Joos (1967) to analyze the types of language style and the theory from Holmes (2013) to analyze the social context. Descriptive qualitative research was applied in this research. The researcher found 4 of 5 language styles used in this research. Formal style 11,71%, Consultative style 33,33%, Casual style 35,13% and Intimate style 19,31% from the total of 111 data analyzed. Thus, the most common types of language styles occured in Jumanji TV Series “Welcome to the Jungle” was casual style. Casual style is a style used when gathering with friends, family and acquaintances. In the movie, Fridge, Spencer, Bethany and Martha have a relationship as a friend. However, it cannot be said to be a close friend yet. The Researcher also found the casual style of the place, which was in the movie predominantly in the informal places, such as: forests, rivers, deserts and fields. Keyword: Sociolinguistic, Language style, Martin Joos, social context

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