Preservasi Bahasa Jawa Krama Sebagai Monumen Hidup Kearifan Lokal Masyarakat Jawa by Pranowo Pranowo, Benedictus Bherman Dwijatmoko, Danang Satria Nugraha

“…This study examines the efforts to preserve the Javanese language (BJ) Krama as a living repository of indigenous knowledge. …”
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UPAYA PELESTARIAN PALEMBANG (ALUS) BEBASO by Indah Windra Dwie Agustiani, Siti Gomo Attas, Novi Anoegrajekti

“…The Palembang Sultanate was formed so that the use of the Javanese language became the official language of the sultanate so that there was a culture of Javanese and Malay languages that formed a new language, namely the Palembang alus language or Bebaso (2) Bebaso was still often used in 1970-1980 and  the people of Palembang rarely used it in 2000 (3) There have been attempts to maintance  Palembang Alus Bebaso such as the existence of  puppet show, the creation of accompaniment to the Sondok Piyogo dance from the Sultanate of Palembang Darussalam, the existence of folk songs such as Cek Ayu and Bendel Hakiki, the existence of research proposed the use of Bebaso as local content, the creation of a Bebaso dictionary and the creation of interactive illustrated books about Bebaso: Palembang Alus Language for children and the Bebaso  as local language community in Palembang. …”
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Typical Literary Works of Pesantren on Righteousness Teaching within Cultural Transformation by Fadlil Munawwar Manshur

“…The study shows the transformation characteristics in books in mixed Arabic and Sundanese-Javanese languages such as the Al-Barzanjy, Ad-Diba'iy, and Al-Burdah books are one of the distinct advantages of Arabic literary works typical of pesantren. …”
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TOPONIM WILAYAH KOTA PEKANBARU: ETNISITAS, PENGGUNAAN BAHASA, DAN CAMPUR KODE by Satwiko Budiono, Yenni Febtaria Wijayatiningsih, Imelda Yance

“…Furthermore, most local toponyms contain roots which originated from Indonesian, Riau Malay, and Javanese languages. In terms of ethnicity, Pekanbaru City is dominated by the Minangkabaus, Riau Malays, and Javanese. …”
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