MAKNA TINDAK TUTUR DALAM KOMUNIKASI BUDAYA PADA KOMUNITAS PENUTUR TIMOR LESTE DI MALANG

Abstract

Communication is not just symbols, words or sentences, but can be referred to as the product or result of the emblem, word or phrase in the form of speech acts (speech act). The study will describe the intercultural communication in a group of students in Malang, East Timor through ethnographic studies, in particular the study aims: To explore the level of understanding of the meaning of speech acts in which the communication is done by groups of speakers Timorese students with a partner he said. Austin (1962) expressed the opinion that a speech is not just a statement or a question about specific information, but the speech is an act. Intercultural communication quoted Liliweri (2004: 10-11 ), among others, according to; Andrea L. Rich and Dennis M. Ogawa in Larry A. Samovar book and Richard E. Porter Intercultural Communication, A Reader "Intercultural communication is communication between people people of different cultures, for example, tribal nations, ethnic and racial, social inter-class". Research with constructivist or interpretive approach, trying to understand or interpret the phenomena that occur in the community (Denzin and Lincoln, 2003). Speakers Timorese students tend to be modest and slow speech when running acts requested, it is intended to realize the acts performed. Participants in intercultural communication not all are having the same legitimacy for the use of follow- rule. Follow- forbid tends to have high levels of restriction so that power is represented tend to be dominating. Forms of outright bans have higher levels of restriction on indirect ban.