D. Research Procedure
1. Types of Data
In this study, there were two kinds of data, those were objective data and affective data.
a. Objective Data
The  objective  data  were  taken  from  the  bilingual  magazine  Enak:  Jogja Culinary Guide from volume 11 which was published on July 2014 up to volume
18 which was published on February 2015. The data of culinary terms are in form of  words,  phrases,  and  sentences.  The  words,  phrases,  and  sentences  were  only
taken  from  Indonesian  food  articles  in  the  magazine  which  were  used  as  the objective data in this study.
b. Affective Data
The affective data were  gathered  from  questionnaires.  The questionnaires were used to find out the translation acceptability of words, phrases, and sentences
related  to  culinary  terms  in  the  magazine  Enak:  Jogja  Culinary  Guide.  The questionnaires  were  given  to  several  repondents.  The  respondents  were  lecturers
from International Centre for Educational Excellence ICEE who taught English for students in Sanata Dharma University. There were four respondents, one from
Philippines and three from U.S.A. They were chosen as repondents because they have intensive interaction with Indonesian culture.
2. Data Collection
In  collecting  data  for  this  study,  the  first  step  was  finding  the  words, phrases, and sentences related to culinary terms in the magazine. The data in both
texts,  source  text  and  target  text,  were  arranged  in  a  table  and  presented  as follows:
No.  No. Data Text
1 1STV.11p.14  Bebek goreng disajikan dengan sambal yang unik, yaitu
sambal korek. 1TTV.11p.14  The fried duck is served with a remarkable sambal,
known as sambal korek. 2
2STV.11p.14  Bebek goreng disajikan dengan sambal yang unik, yaitu sambal korek.
2TTV.11p.14  The fried duck is served with a remarkable sambal, known as sambal korek.
3 3STV.11p.14  Disana, bebek goreng disajikan dengan kremesan yang
ditaburkan di atas daging. 3TTV.11p.14  There, bebek goreng is served with fried duck crumbles
sprinkled over the meat.
Table 3.1. Table of Example of Data Collection
In which,
1 : number of data
ST : source text
TT : target text
V. : volume of the magazine
p. : page