WORD FORMATION PROCESS OF SLANG IN PITCH PERFECT MOVIE
Kata Kunci:
Language Variation, Slang, Word Formation.Abstrak
This research aims to find the types of slangs and the word formation of slangs found in Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2 movies. The movies portray a group of a cappella musicians in fictional college, Barden University that use slangs in their conversation. The researchers employs the theory of types of slang by Chapman and word formation classification by Yule as the basis of analysis. The researchers applied qualitative method to analyze the data. The data are in form of dialogues transcription taken from Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2 movies. Relating to types of slang, the researchers finds that there are four primary slangs and fifteen secondary slangs. As for word formation process, the researchers found that there are six words formations used to create the slangs. They are compounding which exist in five words, the initializations word formation is one word, the blending word formation is two words, the clipping word formation is two words, the prefix word formation is nine words, and the infix word formation is one word.
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