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VOL. 9, ISSUE 1 (2024)
Linguistic landscape on shop names around University of Jember, Indonesia
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Edy Hariyadi, Agus Sariono, Heru SP Saputra, Asrumi, Agustina Dewi Setyari
Abstract
This study aims to describe the shop names in the campus area of the University of Jember related to student needs (including cellular counters, warungs, cafes, restaurants, photocopy shops, etc.). We recorded the shop names and then used the linguistic landscape approach developed by Gorter and Cenoz (2006) [1] to analyse the data. The results show that the shop names were in Bahasa Indonesia (the Indonesian language), regional languages, English, and other foreign languages. English was widely used in the names of cafes, computer businesses, restaurants and cellular shops. The dominance of English over other foreign languages such as Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean occurred due to the globalisation of increasingly multilingual advertising and the consideration of profit if using a name in a foreign language. The shop names chosen by the owners have the following characteristics: without a particular name, only showing product offers; shop names with some humour, puns, and sound games; adjusted to the name of the local street; based on the ​​origin of the product; names based on well-known products; with mixed of Indonesian and foreign languages; based on a person's name; borrowed from a well-known local name; based on slang; with the old Indonesian spelling; derived from local language; and based on the slang expression. Based on the analysis results, we found that the public spaces in the campus area of the University of Jember reflect a multilingual society with various lingual expressions.
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Pages:23-26
How to cite this article:
Edy Hariyadi, Agus Sariono, Heru SP Saputra, Asrumi, Agustina Dewi Setyari "Linguistic landscape on shop names around University of Jember, Indonesia". International Journal of Academic Research and Development, Vol 9, Issue 1, 2024, Pages 23-26
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