Study of Rule Development Balinese Language

Suwija, I Nyoman and Yarsama, I Ketut and Geria, Anak Agung Gde Alit and Suryasa, Wayan (2021) Study of Rule Development Balinese Language. LINGUISTICA ANTVERPIENSIA. pp. 1864-1874. ISSN 0304-2294

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Abstract

Balinese language still exists and is used as a means of communication by Balinese people. Writing activities such as composing poetry, lyrics of Balinese pop songs, speech scripts, Balinese language MC (Master of Ceremony) script, and so on have an important role in the effort to preserve Balinese language and literature. The negative side regarding its educational function is that there are quite a lot of deviations from the rules of the Balinese language. The purpose of this research is to describe the various deviations from the rules of the Balinese language in the creation of poetry, Balinese pop song lyrics, and Balinese language MC script. The deviations studied include the Balinese speaking system and its writing system. This study used qualitative research methods. The data collection used the observation method and note-taking technique. Written copyright manuscripts of data sources are carefully listened to obtain data on deviations from Balinese language rules. The research data were analyzed descriptively analytically and presented by formal and informal methods. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that there are quite a lot of deviations from the rules of the Balinese language, both in the speech system and in the writing system. The cause of the deviation is because the average Balinese literary creator does not understand the rules of the Balinese language properly and correctly. As a follow-up, written discourse creators in Balinese should be ready to collaborate with Balinese language experts.

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