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	* Muis. M. (2010). Perluasan Makna Kata dan Istilah dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Jakarta: Pusat Bahasa Kementrerian Pendidikan Nasional. 33-61. https://repositori.kemdikbud.go.id/3409/1/PERLUASAN%20MAKNA%20KATA%20DAN%20ISTILAH%20DALAM%20BAHASA%20INDONESIA.pdf		* Muis. M. (2010). Perluasan Makna Kata dan Istilah dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Jakarta: Pusat Bahasa Kementrerian Pendidikan Nasional. 33-61. https://repositori.kemdikbud.go.id/3409/1/PERLUASAN%20MAKNA%20KATA%20DAN%20ISTILAH%20DALAM%20BAHASA%20INDONESIA.pdf
	* Oktavia, S. (2023, November 21). Asal-usul Boso Walikan, Bahasa Gaul Arek Malang. Malang: detikjatim. https://www.detik.com/jatim/budaya/d-7049210/asal-usul-boso-walikan-bahasa-gaul-arek-malang		* Oktavia, S. (2023, November 21). Asal-usul Boso Walikan, Bahasa Gaul Arek Malang. Malang: detikjatim. https://www.detik.com/jatim/budaya/d-7049210/asal-usul-boso-walikan-bahasa-gaul-arek-malang
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	'''Language Change''' is a series of alterations inside various aspects of a language. These alterations can occur due to numerous causes, such as modernization, adaptation, cultural assimilation, political changes, and so forth. Unlike animals, humans have the ability to create complexity in their way of interacting and communicating with their interlocutors. This evolving language can affect every aspect of the linguistic system at a certain rate. Wadsworth (2009) stated, that the rate of language change depends on the attitude of the speakers. When a speech group value changes more than stability, therefore their language will change more quickly. When they value stability more, it will change more slowly. Language change can also result in the distribution of regional language styles.		'''Language Change''' is a series of alterations inside various aspects of a language. These alterations can occur due to numerous causes, such as modernization, adaptation, cultural assimilation, political changes, and so forth. Unlike animals, humans have the ability to create complexity in their way of interacting and communicating with their interlocutors. This evolving language can affect every aspect of the linguistic system at a certain rate. Wadsworth (2009) stated, that the rate of language change depends on the attitude of the speakers. When a speech group value changes more than stability, therefore their language will change more quickly. When they value stability more, it will change more slowly. Language change can also result in the distribution of regional language styles.

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 '''Language Change''' is a series of alterations inside various aspects of a language. These alterations can occur due to numerous causes, such as modernization, adaptation, cultural assimilation, political changes, and so forth. Unlike animals, humans have the ability to create complexity in their way of interacting and communicating with their interlocutors. This evolving language can affect every aspect of the linguistic system at a certain rate. Wadsworth (2009) stated, that the rate of language change depends on the attitude of the speakers. When a speech group value changes more than stability, therefore their language will change more quickly. When they value stability more, it will change more slowly. Language change can also result in the distribution of regional language styles.
 This can be explained more broadly by taking the '''Indonesian''' language as an example. Deriving from the Malay language as lingua franca before the language was officially formed, the Indonesian language started its first development on 28 October 1928. Since then, intergenerational communication has created continuing development in many aspects of the language. Many Indonesian words were adapted from both foreign and traditional words. It occurs also due to differences in Indonesia's regional dialects, along the fact that colonialism had brought significant influence in the language, resulting in numerous types of changes.
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 There are numerous variety of Indonesian language spelling guidelines that set the standard for correct spelling. The most popular that are still in use today would be "PUEBI" (''Pedoman Umum Ejaan Bahasa Indonesia''). PUEBI was made official in 2015, replacing the former "EYD" (''Ejaan yang Disempurnakan'') that was made official in 1972-2015. The list goes on until the first spelling guideline from prof. Charles van Ophuijsen in 1901.
 Ali (1998), shows us list of spelling change sample:
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 | 'Adil || Adil
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 Other Instances are:
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 Throughout Generations, the Indonesian language undergoes processes of cultural assimilation. This resulted changes in word meaning from both formal and informal form of speeches and written texts. Chaer (2003) asserted, that changes of meaning may also happen due to the development of science and technology, social interactions, differences of fields and perspectives, grammatical factors, and so forth. Examples of meaning changes will be shown in this following tables:
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 | Pembela || a person who defends || law expert appointed in defense of the defendant in a court hearing - a lawyer
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 Examples of meaning change in the informal form:
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 Slang words also encounter alterations. There are a lot of factors to these changes, one of which is the influence of social media in daily life. Although not much information can validate the root of these changes, as slang words are constantly changing without official guidelines with opinions from experts, there are, however, an overwhelming variety of evolution in the slang words.
 Here are some following examples and its meanings:
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 * ''Bisa- Sabi'' : (verb) can
 * ''Bang - Ngab'' : Brother - sir - bro
 These changes was influenced by Bahasa Walikan (region of malang, east java) which have a unique dialect of word twisting.

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 =References=
 * Nordquist, R. (2019, August 18). Language Change. ThoughtCo.. https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-a-language-change-1691096
 * Yulianti, C. (2022, Nov 15). Sejarah Ejaan Bahasa Indonesia, Tahun 2022 Kembali ke EYD. detikEdu. https://www.detik.com/edu/detikpedia/d-6407656/sejarah-ejaan-bahasa-indonesia-tahun-2022-kembali-ke-eyd

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 =Language Change=
-'''Language Change''' is a series of alterations inside various aspects of a language. These alterations can occur due to numerous causes, such as modernization, adaptation, cultural assimilation, political changes, and so forth. Unlike animals, humans have the ability to create complexity in their way of interacting and communicating with their interlocutors. This evolving language can affect every aspect of the linguistic system at a certain rate. Wadsworth (2009) stated, sthat the rate of language change depends on the attitude of the speakers. When a speech group value changes more than stability, therefore their language will change more quickly. When they value stability more, it will change more slowly. Language change can also result in the distribution of regional language styles.
+'''Language Change''' is a series of alterations inside various aspects of a language. These alterations can occur due to numerous causes, such as modernization, adaptation, cultural assimilation, political changes, and so forth. Unlike animals, humans have the ability to create complexity in their way of interacting and communicating with their interlocutors. This evolving language can affect every aspect of the linguistic system at a certain rate. Wadsworth (2009) stated, that the rate of language change depends on the attitude of the speakers. When a speech group value changes more than stability, therefore their language will change more quickly. When they value stability more, it will change more slowly. Language change can also result in the distribution of regional language styles.
 This can be explained more broadly by taking the '''Indonesian''' language as an example. Deriving from the Malay language as lingua franca before the language was officially formed, the Indonesian language started its first development on 28 October 1928. Since then, intergenerational communication has created continuing development in many aspects of the language. Many Indonesian words were adapted from both foreign and traditional words. It occurs also due to differences in Indonesia's regional dialects, along the fact that colonialism had brought significant influence in the language, resulting in numerous types of changes.

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