The Study of Code-Mixing and Code-Switching in Isti Ve Musab’s TikTok Account

Abstract

This study examines code-mixing and switching in TikTok videos uploaded to the account of Isti Ve Musab. This study aims to identify the type of code-mixing and switching, as well as the social factors, in the 60 (sixty) data points identified. The data were analyzed using Muysken’s (2000) theory for code-mixing, Wardhaugh’s (2006) theory for code-switching, and Holmes’ (2013) theory for social factors. This study employed a qualitative method for data analysis, data collection techniques, and data presentation techniques. All data in this study was collected from Isti ve Musab's TikTok account. The results after analyzing the 60 data revealed code-mixing and switching within them. The types of code-mixing identified were insertion, alternation, and congruent lexicalization. There were 48 for insertion, and 11 for alternation. Furthermore, in code-switching, there are two types, namely situational and metaphorical code-switching. There are 5 data points for situational. Finally, there are four social factors found, namely participant: 3 data, setting: 3 data, topic: 1 data, and function: 5 data. In conclusion, the insertion type is most frequently found in the data in this study