PREFACE
Thank God we
say the presence of Allah Almighty for all the grace and blessing that has been
in limpahkannya, so the compiler paper entitled "intonation ang
linking" can be resolved.
The author
realizes that this paper may be inaccurate or incomplete, therefore, criticism
and suggestions are very writers need to enhance this paper.
Authors hope this paper can be useful for us in particular and for the general reader.
Sincerely
Eneng Saripah
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Page
PREFACE ......................................................................................................
1
Sign up ISI ......................................................................................................
2
CHAPTER 1
PENDAHULUAN ...........................................................................................
3
CHAPTER 2
PEMBAHASAN ..........................................................................................
4
A. Definition of intonation .....................................................................
5
B. Examples of intonation .....................................................................
6
C. Understanding of pronunciation, stress, intonation
and pauses............. 7
D. Joint-combined vocal ...............................................................................
8
E. Definition linking verb ...............................................................................
9
F. Examples of linking verb
............................................................................ 10
CHAPTER 3
PENUTUP ...................................................................................................
11
References of the list
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12
INTONATION
Intonation
is up and down, or high and low tones in a sentence pronunciation. Intonation
commonly expressed with numbers (1,2,3,4). Figures 1 symbolizes the lowest
pitch, while the number 4 symbolizes the highest pitch. The use of intonation
indicates mood speakers. Intonation can also indicate the characteristics of a
sentence. Sentences spoken intonation decreased usually end statement, while an
end to the rising intonation generally in the form of interrogative sentence.
Example:
a. A mother had gone home.
b. Mother home? When?
Means intonation was not a
single symptom, but it is the combination of a range of symptoms that is the
pressure (stress), tone (pitch), duration (long-short), stop, and voice rising,
flat, ataumerendah at the end of the speech flow before . Intonation with all
the constituent elements are called suprasegmental elements of language. The
cornerstone of intonation is characterized by a series of tones that pressure,
duration, stop and ascending sound, equitable, modestly at the end of the
speech stream.
Limitation: Intonation is a
collaboration between the tone, pressure, duration, and rest stops that
accompany a speech, from the beginning to the last stop.
Because the most important
elements of intonation is pressure, pitch, duration, danperhentian, then the
following will be given a brief description of the four components.
a. Understanding Pressure
What is meant by pressure
(stress) is a type of suprasegmental elements are characterized by hard-gentle
flow of speech. Flow speech louder or softer determined by the amplitude of
vibration, which is generated by a force stronger or weaker. When we say a word
in a loud, such as word / housing /, you will hear that the flow of speech is
no more violent part pronounced than other parts.
Pressure
in Indonesian
Although the pressure in the
Indonesian language is not distinctive, it does not mean that the words in the
Indonesian language does not contain the pressure. As in the illustration with
the word / housing /, clearly there is pressure in Indonesian. But that raises
the issue is where the hard pressure on Indonesian words? The Indonesian people
who have a variety of local languages and dialects, has also a different
intonation manifold. Diversity and the intonation was brought into Indonesian,
to influence the language intonation Indoenesia. In daily life, we encounter a
variety of people who use Indonesian, but how different intonation used by a
Java and a Batak, a Minang and a Sundanese, Ambon or Fores. But let's say from
all intonation Which is true? Which measures are used to set the correct
intonation? Until now there has been no official provision about it.
Provisions while existing in
some grammars are based only on the opinion and taste of certain people. Which
is justified by the science of language is first of all we have to hold
intonation codification of all speakers of Indonesian, or at least some people
who represent various local languages and dialects, and then be able to set
the rules of intonation raw for Indonesian. If these are not
addressed, it would seem that the provision made it will be another way of
reality. It is the common hope that in the not too long, has already begun
efforts in this direction.
Pressure
Sentence
Despite pressure distinctive
in the field of the word does not exist in Indonesian, in the field of pressure
distinctive sentence there. Such pressure is usually called emfasis.
The pressure is created,
among others, if there is a particular word or part of a sentence that is
overlooked, or contrasted with other parts.
Dynamic
pressure (weak loud)
Say the dialogue in the
script by doing emphases on every word that require emphasis. My example in the
sentence "I bought this pencil" note that any pressure has a
different meaning.
Tone
pressure (high)
Read or pronounce a dialogue
with the sound up and down and change. So is the pressure is on the high and
low tones of a word.
Pressure
Tempo
Pressure tempo is slow down
or speed up the pronunciation. This pressure is often used to further reinforce
what we mean.
b. Understanding Tone
What is meant by the tone is
a type of suprasegmental elements are characterized by high-current low-speech.
c. Understanding Duration
What is meant by the duration
is a type of suprasegmental elements are characterized by a short length of
time it takes to say sebuag segment.
In the speech, the segments
in the word / high / ie / ting / and / gi / each of which can be spoken in the
same time, but it can happen that a speaker can say segments / important /
longer than the segment / gi / or vice versa
The
duration of the sentence
As has been said above, the
duration of the field there are no words in Indonesian. However, in the field
there is the duration of the distinctive sentences. A segment in a sentence can
be pronounced in a relatively longer time than other segments in the sentence,
to suppress the segment. For example:
/
Clothes he was wearing almighty. . l once /
Or if a longer speech or talk
will say certain parts of speech, whether tangible clause, sentence, or a
series of sentences, in a slower time than the other parts. And in many ways it
is frequently used. Important part spoken quickly, while an important part
spoken slowly.
Silence
Silence is a process that
occurs during the course of a speech or a flow-speech, which decides the
flow-speech ongoing. Therefore, silence is always in the field of speech, the
minimum sentence in the field.
There was silence temporary
or lasting a few seconds, which indicates that the speech will be continued.
There is also a stop that are longer, which is usually followed by a declining
voice stating that the said or bagiab from said it had reached unanimity. The
first type is called the silence of silence between or non-final silence or
pauses. This silence is usually denoted by a comma (,). While the second is
called the silence silence final or final silence. This silence is usually
denoted by a dot (.) Or a semicolon (;) when his voice modestly, and will be
denoted by a question mark (?) If intonation modestly, and the denoted with an
exclamation point (!) If the intonation sounded louder voice decreases
Understanding of the
pronunciation, Pressure, intonation, and Pause
The smallest element of
language in the form of speech sound symbol called
phonemes. The science that
studies the phonemes called phonological or phonemic. Phoneme
produced by the human vocal
organs known as articulation. In
written form called letters.
This speech symbols in the
Indonesian divided into two,
namely vowels and consonants. Pronunciation
These symbols are called with
pronunciation sound. So the pronunciation is the way
a person or group of speakers
of the language in utter lambanglambang
the sound produced by the instrument
he said.
Vowel phonemes in general
pronounced Indonesian
into eight speech sound even
though the writing only five (a, i, u,
e, o). For example,
phoneme / a / is pronounced
[a]
phoneme / i / is pronounced
[i]
phoneme / u / is pronounced
[u]
phoneme / e / is pronounced
three sounds that: [e], [ə] or e weak, and [ε]
or e width.
Example usage he said;
pronunciation [e] the word
<satay>
pronunciation [ə] in the word
<pəsan>
pronunciation [ε] the word
<n ε n ε k>
phoneme / o / consists of
pronunciation [o] ordinary and pronunciation [] or o round.
Example usage he said:
pronunciation [o] the word
[person]
pronunciation [] the word
[phn], when I say it is more advanced lip
and round.
Variation pronunciation
fonerm / e / and / o / this is not so perceived,
tend to be disguised as the
pronunciation does not change the meaning except
on certain words that include
the type of homonyms.
There are no specific
guidelines governing these words or pronunciations as
how he organized a system of
writing or spelling in the Guidelines Spelling
Enhanced (EYD) that must be
complied with any written language users
Indonesian as the default
size. The pronunciation is often influenced by
considering the local
language Indonesian users consists of various
tribes who have a language of
their respective regions. Language
This area is the mother
language which is difficult to be removed so that
when using Indonesian often
in pronunciation colored
by elements of regional
language. Example: word <what> is spoken by people
Betawi be <ape>,
<phn> spoken <Pu'un>. In language Tapanuli
(Batak), pronunciation e
generally be ε, as the word <correct> be
<Bεnar>, or in the
language areas of Bali and Aceh pronunciation of the letters t and d
was strong once, such as
audible utterance friend fever,
especially in Java, Central
Java region saying the letter b is often accompanied
with the sound / m / for
example, <Bali> into [mBali], <tomorrow> be
{Mbesok] and so on.
In addition, the
pronunciation of the word is also influenced by everyday language
not standardized. Consider
the example below.
-------- Egg Egg
-------- seat korsi
-------- hole hole
-------- bag kant ng
Monday -------- sənεn
Wednesday -------- reb
-------- Thursday Thursday
-------- kebo buffalo, and so
forth.
According to EYD, vowels and
consonants listed in the order
alphabet, from A to Z with
spelling or pronunciation. In general
each student can recite the
alphabet correctly, but no pronunciation
some letters that need
special attention because of frequent
influenced by the pronunciation
of foreign languages or English.
Example:
- C is pronounced ce not se,
- Letter g ge not pronounced
ji
- The letter q is not
pronounced ki kyu
- The letter v is pronounced
fe not fi
- The letter x is pronounced
ex instead of oak
- The letter y is pronounced
ye not ey
So: Pronunciation MTQ is [ki
te em] not [em te kyu]
TV pronunciation is [te fe]
not [ti fi]
Exit pronunciation is [exits]
not [ekit]
In the existing Indonesian
joint followed by a vowel sound
consonant w or y are called
diphthongs.
Example:
1. Combined
vocal / ai / cause glide consonant sound [v]
the words:
- River becomes Sungay
- Goulash be Gulay
- Beach becomes pantay
2. Combined
vocal / au / cause glide consonant sounds
[Aw] the word:
- Tiger became harimaw
- Limes into limaw
- If it becomes kalaw
3. Combined
vocal / oi / cause glide consonant sounds
[Oy] the word:
- Cowboys become a cowboy
- Amboi be Amboy
- Gentle into Sepoy
However, there are words that
use the composite element in
above still be read in
conjunction second vowel pronunciation.
Example: - named remain
readable [named]
- Play remains readable
[play]
- Would still be read [would]
- Leaves remain readable
[leaves]
- Coins remain readable
[coin]
- Heroin remains readable
[heroin]
There is also
the Indonesian grammar, combined consonants
pronounced with a sound, such
as phoneme / kh /, / sy /, ny /, / ng / and / nk /.
Although written with two
letters, but pronounced the sound, for example:
Specifically, terms, singing,
charred, bank.
Pronunciation and segmental
phonemes are elements in the Indonesian language.
In addition to these
elements, there is also another element whose function is associated with the
element
suprasegmental, namely
stress, intonation, and pause. Pressure is a symptom
incurred as a result of specialization
in the pronunciation of a
syllables or words. Is a form
of high and low pressure, long
in short, gentle or harsh
sound or pronunciation. Usually the word
that a certain pressure is
said that overlooked.
The pressure in the
Indonesian language does not change the meaning of such
Toba Batak language / bóntar
/ meaning white, and / moment / meaning blood.
Pressure only shows something
that is highlighted words or phrases or
necessitated in order to gain
an understanding specifically for the listener.
Particular stress on a word
or phrase reinforces the intent
speaker. Usually the pressure
is supported by expression or facial expressions
as part of the
characteristics of the spoken language.
Examples of the
use pattern of pressure:
1. Adi buy novels in
bookstores.
(Who bought the novel Adi,
not others)
2. Adi buy novels in
bookstores.
(Adi buy the novel, not
reading)
3. Adi buy novels in
bookstores.
(Purchased Adi novel is not
stationary)
4. Adi buy novels in
bookstores.
(Adi buy novels in bookstores
is not in the market)
Other suprasegmental traits
is intonation. Intonation is high
low tones in a sentence
pronunciation. Intonation commonly expressed by
numbers (1,2,3,4). Figures 1
symbolizes the lowest pitch, while
number 4 symbolizes the highest
pitch. The use of intonation
signifies the mood speakers.
In a mad man
often stated something to the
ascending and rising intonation,
whereas berintonasi sad mood
tends to decline. Intonation is also
may indicate the
characteristics of a sentence. Sentence spoken
with final intonation
decreased usually statement, while
which ended with a general
upward intonation form interrogative sentence.
Example:
- They've gone.
- They've been gone? When?
Speaking of intonation means
talking also about the break. Pause is
termination or silence. Pause
also associated with intonation,
good use of intonation can be
determined also by pausing
appropriate sentence. For a
long sentence pauses placement in
pronunciation determine
ketersampaian message. With proper pause
listeners can understand the
main points of the contents disclosed sentence.
The use of pauses that are
not well made and not feel awkward sentence
can be understood. In spoken
language, the interval marked by silence.
In the written language is
characterized by a space or a pause denoted by
slash [/], comma [,], a
semicolon [;], colon [:], marks
dash [-], or a dash [-].
Pause can also affect the sense of
or the meaning of a sentence.
Consider the example below.
According to the doctor's
examination Joko Susanto is sick
This sentence can contain a
different sense if jedanya
changed. For example,
a. According to the
examination / doctor Joko Susanto / is sick.
(Sick doctor Joko Susanto)
b. According to the doctor's
examination / Joko Susanto / is sick.
(Which checks the doctor and
the pain is Joko Susanto)
c. According to the doctor's
examination Joko / Susanto / is sick.
(Which checks named doctor
Joko, sick Susanto)
LINKING
Linking verb is a form of a verb or in Indonesian
called verb, which functions as a bridge between two ideas, for example between
the first with a student. Between the first with a student that needs a linking
verb to express the relationship between the two. Therefore, in this paper will
be discussed further on "Linking Verbs" along with example sentences.
DEFINITIONS linking VERBS
Linking verbs are verbs link
that connects the subject with complement (complementary) which explain, bias
complement noun or adjective complement. Often used to replace to be and is
used to indicate something related to the senses (look, sound, smell, feel,
taste) or circumstances (Appear, seem, Become, grow, turn, Prove, REMAIN, keep,
stay, go, run).
Linking verbs
are divided into two groups, namely
1. verbs that are ALWAYS
linking verb
2. verbs that can be both
ACTION and linking verbs
Linking Verbs
common ones are:
Linking the following verbs
can connect / followed by the adjective:
Subject Linking Verb
Predicate Adjective
The party was fantastic.
The music sounded great.
The decorations looked
extremely beautiful.
The cake tasted utterly
delicious.
The flowers smelled
wonderful.
The students felt delighted.
B. EXAMPLE linking VERBS
Michael is a football fan.
Is is not something that
Michael can actually do. Instead, it connects the subject, Michael to more
information about him, that he really enjoys playing or watching the ball. So
in this sentence is a linking verb is.
The dogs are barking angrily
at the cat.
Are is not something dogs can
do. Are connects the subject, dogs, to information about them, that they are
mad at the cat. Tomas always feels tired when he stays up all night
playing video games.
Feels connects the subject,
Thomas, to his state of being, tired.
Learning to speak a new
language seems impossibly hard at first.
Seems connects the subject, a
new language, with something said about it, that it's difficulty can be
deceiving at first.
There are other verbs that
are known as true linking verbs and they are as follows:
Any form of the verb be
roomates includes am, it, is, are, were, was, has been, are being, etc. Also,
Become and seem are linking verbs. Reviews These are called true verbs linking
verbs Because they are always linking verbs.
Then there are verbs that can
be linking verbs or action verbs. Reviews These include feel, look, REMAIN,
grow, Appear, smell, taste, turn, and sounds.
But how do you tell when
Reviews These words are being used as an action verb and when they are
connecting the subject of the verb to more information? It's not as difficult,
as you may think.
One handy little trick is to
see if you can substitute is, and, or are and see if the sentence still makes
sense. If it does then you're dealing with a linking verb. If it does not make
sense after the substitution, then it's an action verb. Here are a few examples
of this trick in action:
Stella tasted anchovies pizza
for the first time.
Stella is anchovy pizza? Of
course not! So in this case, tasted is an action verb and expresses something
Stella is doing.
The anchovy pizza tasted
delicious.
The anchovy pizza is
delicious? Some people think so! Sense tastedcan be replaced with is, the verb
is a linking verb tasted in this sentence.
I smelled the cookies baking
as soon as I walked in the door.
I am the cookies? Not me.
Smell, in this case is acting as an action verb.
The cookies smell divine.
The cookies are divine?
Absolutely! Have one! Smell is a linking verb in the above sentence.
When Karen felt the slimy
fish, she dropped it Immediately.
Karen is the slimy fish? Of
course not! Again, here we're dealing with an action verb. Felt is something
Karen is doing. Linking verb that can serve as an action verb and
linking verbs are:
* .appear, Feel, grow, look,
Prove, REMAIN, smell, sound, taste, turn.
The formula:
Subject + Verb + Linking
Information About The Subject.
Examples:
1. I am happy.
2. She looks nice.
3. The soup smells good.
Then,
how can we know when a particular verb in a sentence serves as a linking verb
or an action verb? If we can replace the verb with "is, am, are" and
meaning it still sounds plausible, then he is a linking verb. If after
replacement, the meaning of the sentence does not sound unreasonable, then it
serves as an action verb. Example:
1. My dog Oreo felt the wet
grass beneath her paws. "Oreo is the wet grass? No. "Felt" here
serves as an action verb.
2. "The chicken mushroom
pizza smells heavenly." The pizza is heavenly? Yes, definitely!
"Smell" serves as a linking verb.
Another
example is the linking verb in the sentence: "She's beautiful." or
"The beautiful girl". In that sentence no verb it, so that the
necessary 'Linking Verb.
The
girl is beautiful. (Or)
The
girllooks beautiful.
Linking verbs are divided
into:
To be = is, am, are, was,
were
non to be = Become, Appear,
look, taste, smell, seem, REMAIN, Prove,
What are the different uses
of both?
Linking
Verb (to be) used to connect between Subject and predicate derived from the
type of word 'NOUN' or gerund, 'adjective', 'ADVERB' or 'prepositional Phrase'.
He Ismy friend (Noun)
My hobbyisreading. (Gerund)
They arehappy. (Adjective)
She ishere. (Adverb)
We arein the classroom.
(Adverb / prep. Phrase
Linking
Verb (non-to be) is only used to connect Subject and predicate derived from the
type of word 'adjective'.
She looks beautiful.
It smells good.
They seem lazy
Linking
verbs are always intransitive (but not all intransitive verbs are linking
verbs).
To
be also called linking verbs, as in the following example:
- The crew's missionisto
create the best Topographic map of Earth.
- The WHO solutionwasjudges
would mete out longer prison sentences.
- Leonardo said, "Iamthe
king of the world."
But
to be also not always act as linking verbs, for example:
- Nyoko was crossing a bridge
when the earthquake hit.
- Margaret Ann was feeling
tired.
CHAPTER III
CLOSING
Intonation is up and down, or high and low
tones in a sentence pronunciation. Intonation commonly expressed with numbers
(1,2,3,4). Figures 1 symbolizes the lowest pitch, while the number 4 symbolizes
the highest pitch. The use of intonation indicates mood speakers. Intonation
can also indicate the characteristics of a sentence. Sentences spoken
intonation decreased usually end statement, while an end to the rising intonation
generally in the form of interrogative sentence.
Linking verbs are verbs link that connects the subject with complement
(complement) that explains it. Linking verb is often used to replace to be and
is used to indicate something related to the senses or state
Linking verbs are divided
into two groups, namely
1. The verbs that are always
linking verb
2. verbs that can be both
action and linking verbs
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