Jargon Used By Judges In Stand Up Comedy Academy

Abstract

Utari, Sri. 1302050015 “Jargon Used by Judges in Stand Up Comedy Academy”. Skripsi. English Education Program Faculty of Teachers Training and Education. University of Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara. Medan. 2017. This research was aimed to describe the jargon used by judges in stand up comedy academy. The objectives of this research were to find out what jargon used by judges in stand up comedy academy, to find out the meaning of jargons used by judges in stand up comedy academy, to describe the word-formation process of jargons used by judges in stand up comedy academy. This research applied descriptive qualitative method. The source of the data taken from vidio.com by using a recording of video “Stand Up Comedy Academy in Indosiar” especially in episode to sixteen which focused to judges, the form of jargons were words or phrases that published on 19 until 22 October 2015. The findings of this research were found 20 jargons used by judges in stand up comedy academy, such as act out, beat, bomb, callback, closing line, comedian, comic, joke, lpm, m.c, one liner, open mike, opening line, premise, punch, punchline, riffing, set, setup, and timming. Every jargon used by judges in stand up comedy academy were different meaning. The word-formation process of jargon used by judges in stand up comedy academy consists 4 types that were the occurances of compounding was 8, the occurances of acronyms was 2, the occurances of conversion was 2, and the occurances of borrowing was 8.