some reasons such as: they learn English and Arabic languages to help them in understanding the subjects, continuing their study to next level and
understanding the knowledge, sciences and islamic religion.
5.2 Suggestion
In the line with conclusion, it is offer some suggestions as the follows: 1.
It suggested to the Al-Manar Islamic Boarding school students to keep their attitudes and motivation in order to get their better future.
2. It suggested to teacher to study which announce important of students’
attitude, motivation and other related trait in learning the language in order to
increase and improve students’ capabilty of English and Arabic languages.
3. To other researcher, the researcher suggests to study which conduct in
dept qualitative approach in order to find new phenomenom and pattern of language attitude so it will produce newest findings of the
realization of language attitude.
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