Mixcode Usage Analysis in a Conversation on Social Media Facebook UKI Toraja Group (Turnitin)

This article describes the use of mixed codes in social media conversations
Facebook group UKI Toraja. Qualitative research used is a method in analyzing
data descriptively. Data collection is carried out by reading, recording and
documentation techniques. The source of the data was obtained from the results
of speech between speech partners through written messages on Facebook social
media which were then described, classified, and analyzed. Data analysis is carried
out by the triangulation method, which is to examine the results of field notes
using predetermined methods and theories. The results showed that the form of
code mixture that occurred in conversations through social media Facebook UKI
Toraja group accounts in the form of insertion of elements of words, phrases,
clauses, expressions or idioms, and baster forms in one speech. The code mixing
event in this study was motivated by several factors including, the existence of the
same situation and situational (familiarity) between speech partners; the absence
of exact equivalents of words; and language acquisition limitations.