The Analysis Of Indonesian Content Creator' Pronunciation In Their Tiktok Posts

Setyawati, Wahyu (2025) The Analysis Of Indonesian Content Creator' Pronunciation In Their Tiktok Posts. Undergraduate (S1) thesis, IAIN Kediri.

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Abstract

Pronunciation is one of the key to a better understanding in communication. Day by day, people understand this needs and start learning pronunciation. As the technology growing, learning pronunciation is not only by textbook but also from social media. One of the most popular social media is TikTok. It shares short videos. Many content creators post videos about English pronunciation. They got a good perception by users. This makes the researcher curious to find a better understanding in creators‟ English pronunciation. This study used descriptive qualitative research. The data is collected from video about pronunciation such as pronunciation tips, accent, common mistake, and et cetera on TikTok. Those videos are from seven Indonesian content creators that shares about English and already have more than one million likes. To analyse the data, the researcher used ELSA Speak. This application is used to give a score and find the sound that mispronounced. The result showed that content creators generally have a good pronunciation with score more than 80% based on ELSA Speak analysis. In vowel, the content creators don not have a problem in pronouncing /ɔɪ/, /ɚ/ and /ɝ/. While in consonant, they do not have a problem in pronouncing /b l r w h f j ɡ ŋ m/. However, they still make few mistakes in vowels and consonant. Sometimes, they are still mispronouncing /ʌ/, /ɔ/, /i/, /u/, /ɪ/, /æ/, /ɛ/, /ʊ/, /ɑ/ in vowel sounds and /n d z v ʤ ð ʒ θ ʃ t p k s ʧ/ in consonant sounds. In pronouncing diphthong, the content creators usually omitted the last sounds such as the word “April” /eɪ.prəl/, they pronounced it /eɪ.prəl/. Sometimes, they also change the final sound such as „go‟ /ɡoʊ/ pronounced as /ɡo/. In pronouncing monophthong, the content creators usually changed a sound into another sound for example the word “Onion” /ʌnjən/, the /ʌ/ sound is pronounced /ɔ/ because the letter “O” is usually pronounced /ɔ/ in Indonesian language. In consonant, some sounds are omitted, for example if there is a /d/ preceded by /n/, they will omit /d/ sound such as in “And” and “girlfriend.” Moreover, they also changed the sounds, for example, the word “five” and “Viewers”. The “v” sound is voiced but the content creators pronounced it voicelessly. There are some reasons why they mispronounced these sounds such as language interference, lack of practice, or lack of knowledge.

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