USE OF NEGATIVE SENTENCE IN LANGUAGE MONGONDOW, MONGONDOW DIALECT

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Authors: Sri Diharti
Cited by: 1

Abstract

his research aims to describe about markers and use of negative sentence in language Mongondow, Mongondow dialect. The source of research data is oral data (primary) that writer get in the field research and obtained directly from informant as native speaker. This type of research is descriptive, that is explained in accordance with what is obtained. The data analysis techniques used is the ellipsis technique which is used to determine the role of negative markers, expansion technique is used to determine levels of the possibility of negative markers can be expanded or not, and permutation technique is used to locate or position may be assigned negative markers. The results of this research found a constituency that is used as negative markers in declarative negative sentence and interrogative language Mongondow, Mongondow dialect is jia’ ‘no’, jia’moibog ‘no way’, jia’dega ‘impossible’, and deeman ‘not’, then dika negative imperative sentence constituent is ‘don’t’.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Linguistics and Language Analysis English Language Learning and Teaching Language Acquisition and Education

Publication details

Journal / source
Widyariset
Publisher
National Research and Innovation Agency
Volume
16
Issue
1
Pages
131–138
Publication date
20 August 2026