A Study of Language Errors in the Writing of Outdoor Media in Bulukumba City
Keywords:
language errors, outdoor media, spelling, punctuation, diction, Bulukumba CityAbstract
Language plays a crucial role in communication, enabling individuals to convey ideas and emotions effectively. The use of written language in outdoor media, such as billboards, banners, store signs, and institutional signage, is a common practice. However, errors in spelling, punctuation, and word choice (diction) often occur, which can impact the clarity and professionalism of the message.This study aims to analyze language errors in the writing of outdoor media in Bulukumba City. Using a descriptive qualitative approach, data were collected through direct observation, technical notes, and documentation. The analysis focused on identifying and categorizing errors based on linguistic rules, including spelling, punctuation, and diction, and presenting the findings informally.
The results revealed that a significant number of outdoor media in Bulukumba City contained language errors that did not adhere to standard Indonesian language rules. These errors included improper spelling, inconsistent punctuation, and incorrect word choice. The findings highlight the importance of adhering to proper linguistic standards to ensure effective and accurate communication.
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