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3.6.5 Next, after knowing the results of the previous analysis, writer can concludes the factors that influence their language, such as their background
of life or characterization that made by their director. However, to further reinforce those conclusions, writer will look for other factors through the
whole movie’s story. 3.6.6 After that, she will describe and analyze the collected data. Then, the writer
will explain the data in a text.
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CHAPTER IV FINDING AND DISCUSSION
This chapter presents the finding and discussion about the data in this research.
The writer focuses on the women’s language features used by two female characters
in difference movie based on Lakoff’s theory. In this step, the writer wants to analyze and find out the answer of statement of the problem.
4.1 Finding 4.1.1 Women’s Language Features used by Carly in Street Dance movie and
Aya in Make Your Move movie
In this section, the writer analyzes and compares women’s language features used by Carly in Street Dance movie and Aya in Make Your Move movie
based in Lakoff’s theory. From this, we know what are the similarities and differences between Carly and Aya’s language feature, although both of them are
woman. There are ten features in Lakoff’s theory, they are lexical hedges or
fillers, tag questions, rising intonation on declaratives, empty adjectives, precise color terms, intensifiers, hypercorrect grammar, superpolite forms, avoidance of
strong swear words, and emphatic stress.
In this chapter, represented the whole data found as out follows:
4.1.1.1 Lexical Hedges or Fillers
