Anthroponym The Discussion of Culture-Related Terms Existing in the Translation of
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Jakarta. Swinger club or swing pasrtner party is currently becoming a happening activities. It is one of the sex activities which for common people may seen as an
bizarre activity Emka, 2006: 157. For some reasons, casual sex activity is not an Indonesian culture. It is brought to Indonesia during Dutch colonization. The
existence of European prostitutes in Java was recorded in the late nineteenth century. Many women are involved in this business to serve young and unmarried
Dutch men. Poverty is one of the reasons why many women are willing to “serve”
the Dutch men. They did it as a way to survive in a vicious Dutch colonial rule Stetz and Bonnie, 2015: 47-48.
Reviewing from the preceeding explanation, it is clearly seen that such free sex activities, or swinger club to be exact, is an activities which is brought in
to Indonesia. That means it is not classified as an Indonesia culture. Thus, it is strengthen the conclusion that
“swinger club” is categorized as a culture-related term.
The third datum is listed below:
27ST123 Of course there is: little toys you can buy at sex
shops, swinger clubs, inviting a third person
to join,
or taking
adventurous chances at parties
hosted by
unconventional friends. 27TTF151 Tentu
saja ada:
mainan- mainan kecil yang dapat kau
beli di toko seks, klub swinger, mengundang
orang ketiga
untuk ikut serta, atau pergi ke pesta-pesta liar yang diadakan
teman-teman yang
tidak konvensional.
D27FAdC3
In Longman Dictionary of English Language and Culture, party is described as “an occasion when people meet together, usually by invitation and
often in a private home, to enjoy themselves, e.g. by eating and drinking, dancing, etc.” 1992: 963. Yet, considering the preceding activities in the same sentence
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talking about sex-related things, the activities of the term „parties‟ is considered as
“wild” activities. Since there is not any kind of that party in the TT culture-related term, that term is classified in the culture-related term.