Persepsi Warganet Terhadap Konten Bermuatan Kebanggaan Berbahasa Indonesia dalam Kanal Youtube Nihongo Mantappu
Abstract
This research is motivated by the existence of YouTube content containing pride in Indonesian on the Nihongo Mantappu YouTube channel. This study aims to look at the perception of netizens on Nihongo Mantappu's YouTube content. To achieve this goal, this research uses descriptive qualitative methods with sociolinguistic and syntactic theoretical approaches. The data of this research are in the form of written comments from netizens which are classified into three forms, namely supporting prepositions, refuting prepositions, and ambiguous prepositions, according to the theory of responders' assumptions from Saifullah (2019). The netizens' written comments were obtained from five videos containing pride in the Indonesian language on the Nihongo Mantappu YouTube channel. Data were collected by note-taking technique. The data were analyzed using the data analysis method model of Miles and Huberman (1994). The results of this study indicate that netizens have a positive perception of Nihongo Mantappu's YouTube content. This is indicated by the number of netizen comments which are included in the preposition to support Nihongo Mantappu's YouTube channel. The number of positive comments/support for YouTube content can be one of the external factors in the sustainability of the YouTube channel.
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