Type of Research RESEARCH METHOD
classifying large amounts of text into an efficient number of categories that representing similar meanings.
In analyzing the data, the researcher employed some procedures as follows.
a. The researcher identified the data and context of the data. b. The researcher classified the data according to the spelling adjustment rules
as described in chapter II. c. The researcher applied the trustworthiness of the data to support the data
analysis. d. The researcher analyzed each datum that had been classified in the data
sheet. e. The researcher interpreted each datum based on the classification to answer
the research question. f. The researcher reported the data findings of the research and finally drew the
conclusion. The data analysis was simplified in the table below:
Code SL
Type Adjustment
Translation Method TL
SW CW TW 1 V 2 V 1 C 2 C CC AF Closer to SL
Closer to TL LT FT ST
FRT AD IT
CT
… …
… 8SL223TL295 Atheist
√ √
√ Ateis
… etc
SW : Simple Word
CW : Complex Word
TW : Translated Word
1V : One Vowel
2V : Double Vowels
1 C : One Consonant
2 C : Double Consonants
CC : Consonant Cluster
AF : Affixes
LT : Literal Translation
FT : Faithful Translation
ST : Semantic Translation
FRT : Free Translation
AD : Adaptation
IT : Idiomatic Translation
CT : Communicative translation
To ease the data analysis, the researcher gives code to each of the loan word. The coding of the data represents information concerning the number of
data, page of the source language, and page of the target language. The data code can be seen below:
To ease reading the table data and the adjustment, the writer bold the part of each data before and after the word is adjusted, and use underlines for the deletion as
example below.
MATRIX MATRIKS CHROMEKROM_
As the result, the table data may contain the same loan words but each datum represents different adjustment.