Formal and Casual Language Style Used in Emily in Paris Series Season 1

Ni Nyoman Eno Arini; Ida Ayu Mela Tustiawati

Authors

Ni Nyoman Eno Arini Mahasaraswati Denpasar University, Denpasar
Ida Ayu Mela Tustiawati Mahasaraswati Denpasar University, Denpasar

Keywords:

Language style, Formal and Casual style, Series

Abstract

The research entitled "Formal and Casual Language Styles Used in Emily in Paris series season 1" was conducted to determine the formal and casual language styles used by all characters in Emily in Paris series season 1 by applying the theory from (Joos, 1967). The data was taken from the conversations of all the characters in Emily in the series Paris season 1. This study used qualitative methods in analyzing the data. The results showed that all characters used a more casual style than a formal style. The formal style was more dominantly found in the workplace while the casual style was more dominantly used in friendship circles.

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