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Klasifikasi Struktur Pembentuk Dan Makna Kanyouku Dalam Buku 101 Japanese Idioms Karangan Senko K. Maynard
Idioms in Japanese are callednow (idiomatic sentence). This guyis an
expression that is formed from a combination of two or more words, where the
meaning of each of the forming words cannot be interpreted by just looking at the
sentence (Shinmura, 2018). In other wordsnowcannot be interpreted simply by
looking at the lexical meaning of the constituent words. Even so, lexical meaning
and idiomatic meaning still have relevance to each other.
This study discusses the classification of forming structures and meanings in
the 101 idioms book. The purpose of this study is to explain the classification of
kanyouku based on the forming structure and meaning. This research is a
qualitative descriptive research. The data in this study is a book101 Japanese
idioms: Understanding Japanese Language and Culture Through Popular
Phrases essay Senko K. Maynard. This study uses the reading method and notetaking
techniques.
In this study, data was collected by reading books101 Japanese idiom:
Understanding Japanese Language and Culture Through Popular Phrases essay
Senko K. Maynard. The data analysis technique used is Listen and note. Based on
data analysis, it can be concluded that the classificationnow that was founddoushi
kanyouku which has a noun + verb structure, consisting of 10 data,keiyoushi
kanyouku which has a noun + adjective structure, consists of 5 data, andmeishi
kanyouku which has a noun + noun structure consisting of 10 data, and based on
the idiomatic meaning of the classificationnow based on its idiomatic meaningnow
found are 2 datakankaku, kanjou wo arawasu kanyouku, 9 data karada, seikaku,
taido wo arawasu kanyouku, 2 data koui, dousa, koudo arawasu kanyouku, 10
data joutai, teido, kachi wo arawasu kanyouku and 2 datashakai, seikatsu, bunka
wo arawasu kanyouku.
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