Code-mixing on Raditya Dika's Podcast "Apa Kabar Nessie Judge"

• GHEA FITRI ANNISA
• 2025

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In this era, code-mixing has become increasingly common among multilingual communities, where people often mix two languages in one sentence during their daily conversations. Code-mixing refers to the use of two or more languages in a single sentence or expression. This research aims to analyse the phenomenon of Bilingualism, Sociolinguistics, and code-mixing that exist in daily conversations. It provides insight into how bilingual individuals manage language effectively and maintain the importance of context in language use. This research uses a descriptive qualitative method, referring to theories from books and journals especially from Hoffman (1991) as data collection techniques. The researcher concluded that the results of the findings were out of 41 data, 25 data used the Intra-Sentential Mixing type, 14 data used Intra-Lexical Mixing, and 2 data used Involving a Change of Pronunciation. The findings reveal a type of code-mixing. Factors such as habits, environmental influences, repetition, the intention to clarify speech content, and the expression of group identity were identified.

https://repository.bsi.ac.id/repo/69480/Code-mixing-on-Raditya-Dika's-Podcast-"Apa-Kabar-Nessie-Judge"
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