Phonemic Correspondence in Barus Pasar and Barus Kampung Mudik
Vivi Novalia Sitinjak, Dwi Widayati, Nurlaidy J. Simamora, Pahotan Sinaga, Martina Girsang
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 1–4 · Published 13 Jul 2022
10.9734/ajess/2022/v31i130735Abstract
Aims: The study investigates the phonemic correspondence in Barus Pasar and Barus Kampung Mudik located in Sibolga Coast, north sumatera. Study Design: The study applied descriptive qualitative approach and top-up technique. Place and Duration of Study: The study was done in Sibolga and the duration was two months Methodology: Four respondents participated in this study with age more than 70 years old, live in Sibolga, and is able to speak Indonesian. Results: Phonemic correspondences in a~o, u~o, i~e, i~a, i~o, b~ ø, and ø~h.were found. Phonemic correspondence a~o was found 26 times, u~o was 11 times, i~e was 4 times, i~a was 2 times, i~o was once, b~ ø was once, and ø~h was 4 times. Conclusion: the reflection of i~o and b~ ø was happened coincidental and the reflection of a~o, u~o, i~e, i~a, and ø~h was the correspondences between the languages.
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