Business Study Family PHATIC EXPRESSIONS BETWEEN INDONESIANS AND FOREIGNERS IN THE CASUAL CONVERSATIONS - UDiNus Repository CHAPTER IV pdf

children, you teach for aa senior or… as Eva knew that Will was a teacher in a certain institution. So, Will explained about his work as a teacher.It can be seen in utterance turn 149 where Will taught all every different type of person everyday. Another example of this topic reveals in excerpt 6 between an Indonesian student and a Germany. It will be explained below. Excerpt 6 Turn Speakers Utterances 56 Veti What’s your job? 57 Chris In Job? My job? I’m an English teacher..at English First . From excerpt 6, the topic about occupation appeared in directly question which Veti asked to Chris by saying Whats your job?. Chris answered the question completely by responding a statement I’m an English teacher..at English First. It means that the topic about occupation is still common topic for people who has no close relationship each other.

4.2.1.3 Business

Not really far from the topic about customer, the topic about business also sometimes appears for people who are workers. They speak about business because they share each of their own experience in their own profession. The example can be explained in excerpt 29 between an Indonesian employee and a Wales. Excerpt 7 Turn Speakers Utterances 99 Will Are you in a business? 100 Eva Ya. 101 Will What business? 102 Eva Aa. . It’s so freight forwarding. From the conversation in excerpt 7 about, it is really clear that Eva and Will were talking about business. Will directly asked about her job by asking Are you in a business?. Then, she answered about her business which can be seen from utterance Aa. . It’s so freight forwarding . A conversation about business is always interesting for people who live in it. By this topic, people can add partner, co-worker or customer.

4.2.1.4 Study

This is one of commonly topic to ask addressee about his or her education. The example for the using of this topic can be shown in the conversation between an Indonesian interpreter and a Libyan below. Excerpt 8 Turn Speakers Utterances 28 Krista Ow, I see. Okay. pause Mm, I wanna ask you about..amm.. your..your study. You say..you said ..eh.. you came to Indonesia to study, right? Aa.. What is your major? 29 Roman My major is environmental science. Based on the excerpt 8 above, the topic about study appeared when Rista asking about Romans major in turn 28 I wanna ask you about..amm.. your..your study. You say..you said ..eh.. you came to Indonesia to study, right? Aa.. What is your major?. Then, Roman answered by telling his major in study which can be seen in turn 29 My major is environmental science. The topic about study can definitely appear if speakers know the background of the addressee is a student. In phatic communication, this topic is allowed.

4.2.1.5 Family

The topic about family actually is closer than another topic for just a phatic or small talk. This topic is not really casual for people who have in first meeting. The conversation between an Indonesian interpreter and a Libyan which uses this topic will be shown in excerpt 9 below. Excerpt 9 Turn Speakers Utterances 122 Krista Okay. Aa..may I ask about your family? 123 Roman Yes. My family is big family. I have..yes.. I have seven brothers and the four sisters. All my sisters ismarried. And the I have just one brother is married and he lives in a Germany. It can be seen in excerpt 9 above where Krista was starting to have a deeper conversation about Roman’s life. She directly asked about Roman’s family. The appeared topic means that Krista was not just only a foreigner for Roman, but she was being to be his friend. This is signed by Roman’s answer where he had willingness to explain about his family My family is big family.I have..yes.. I have seven brothers a nd the four sisters. All my sisters is married. And the I have just one brother is married and he lives in a Germany. He felt okay to share about his family since it is still general information and not something too privacy.

4.2.1.6 Customer