Grammatical Properties of the Indonesian Language as a Case Marker
Keywords:
Indonesian Language, the Case Markers, the Grammatical Properties, TypologyAbstract
The case marker in Indonesian is frequently discussed in typological linguistic scope. This study discussed the grammatical properties that mark cases in Indonesian. The data of this study was obtained from oral and written sources. The oral data was acquired based on the intuition of the researcher as an active speaker, so that the data was displayed without reference and the analysis was carried out using the introspective-intuitive technique. Meanwhile, the written data was obtained from various printed media. The study results showed that grammatical properties, such as affixes, prepositions, pronouns, correspondence, and word order, were marked in the case of the Indonesian language.
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