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Scaffolding Sunglish Of Ujang And Nyai In Reciting 20 Vocabularies Using GSA


Diah Gusrayani, J. Julia, Dede Tatang Sunarya, Dadan Djuanda
Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate in what ways 5 Ujang and 5 Nyai pronounce 20 vocabularies contain p and f sounds, whether or not they are interchangeable. Ujang, is a common nick name for Sundanese male meanwhile Nyai is for Sundanese female. As many as 10 students (5 Ujang and 5 Nyai) took part in this study voluntarily. Sundanese people in their language are well-known to pronounce p and f interchangeably due to those habitual sounds in their mother tongue words. Children were divided into 2 groups according to their gender (girls and boys) and age (11 and 12 years). The study applied Developmental Research as the design of the research with 4 stages of ADDA (Analyze, Design, Develop, and Apply) with a qualitative approach. The initial data were collected then analyzed, how many vocabularies they have mispronounced. The scaffolded design of correct pronunciation was then modeled in Go-Scaffo Application (GSA), an android-based application. The subjects were asked to imitate the GSA sounds. The model was then developed based on the results and re-applied to the subjects of the research. Pre-test and post-test scores shown the results were significantly changed into betterment. The quality of pronouncing the syllable and the intonation was also bettered.

Volume 12 | Issue 6

Pages: 2377-2383

DOI: 10.5373/JARDCS/V12I6/S20201197