Directive speech act on kada tominaa discourse as oral literature of the indigenous people of Toraja

Kada tominaa is spoken by indigenous stakeholders or a group of people in every traditional funeral ceremony
of the Toraja people or so-called rambu solo’. At the funeral ceremony, kada tominaa is usually spoken at singgi,
badong, and bating activities. The directive speech act on the discourse of kada tominaa as oral literature of the
indigenous people of Toraja in the form of: (a) Expectations, including: 1. Hope that the household formed is always
overwhelmed with happiness, family members love each other and love each other, and expect that the household is
intact, (2) Hope that the household formed through a marriage always gets blessings, a long life, and always gets
abundant windfalls such as water in the pool and the windfall flows out like water in the spring, (3) Hope to stay healthy,
so that you can still do daily activities, be it as farmers, ranchers, and other activities. (b) Advice, including: (1) Advice
that one has a relationship with God by worshiping God. (2) Advice that a person is diligent and diligent in carrying out
work or livelihood, to get a lot of windfalls so that what is aspired will be achieved because of the results of his hard
work. If the person is lazy to work, then the windfall will not come and the desired success is also not achieved. (3)
Advice to always have a good relationship with others, for example in the form of greetings if meeting other people. (4)
Especially if someone comes to visit our house, you should