1. ENGLISH SLANG ON 9GAG COMMENTS
WILLY SRI MULYATI

2. Background
Informal language
Language variety
English slang

4. Formulation of Problems
What kinds of English slang are used by the members of 9GAG‘s website?
How is slang formed by the members of 9GAG‘s website?

5. Research Procedures Research method Content analysis Data Collection
Documentation

6. Data Analysis
Data reduction
Categorization
Coding
Data Display
Conclusion drawing and verification

8. No
Data
Slang words
Meaning
Kinds of slang
Slang Formation Ss Gs Cp Ac Af Rl Lo 1.
@doge_reporter Batman: How’s your dad?
Dad
daddy  2.
@doge_reporter Y u do dis? y
why u
you
dis
this

9. Steps of the Research choosing the topic;
formulating the problem and aim of the research;
collecting the data from the website;
analysing the English slang words used on the 9GAG’s website;
describing the data obtained from the respondents;
taking the conclusion;
arranging the report.

10. Research Results
1. Kinds of slang :
Specific slang
General slang

11. 2. Slang formations are formed by :
Reducing word
Taking initial letter
Adding some affixes
Replacing letter
Changing word

12. Conclusion Kinds of slang Specific slang General slang Slang formation
Reducing words
Taking initial letters
Adding some affixes
Replacing letters
Changing words

13. Thank You

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