THE ANALYSIS OF WRITING ERROR IN FACEBOOK ACCOUNT: JUAL BELI DAERAH RANGKASBITUNG- LEBAK BANTEN GROUP PERIOD OCTOBER- DECEMBER 2020
Abstract
In some social media they will advertise their product with an interesting picture or even with the text advertise. We can easily find the mix languages between Indonesian and English as the text description for some product. The aim of this study is to analyze writing error in Facebook: Jual Beli Daerah Rangkasbitung-Lebak Banten Group period October-December 2020. This research was conducted using descriptive qualitative research. The result shows that written errors were found in the writing of a post in the group, but this did not really affect the error in conveying the meaning of the word. The result after we analyze Facebook group that called Jual Beli Daerah Rangkasbitung-Lebak Banten Group period October-December 2020, they have some mistakes or errors on their post. The mistakes can happen because they didn’t know how to pronounce that, and just write them based how they pronounce and didn’t know or try to know the correct spelling in English language.
Keywords: Writing Error, Code Mixing, Linguistic, Social Media
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