INTERPERSONAL METAFUNCTION ANALYSIS ON KLUGE’S SPEECH ENTITLED THE EFFECT OF COVID ON MENTAL HEALTH

Ima, Nuraini (2023) INTERPERSONAL METAFUNCTION ANALYSIS ON KLUGE’S SPEECH ENTITLED THE EFFECT OF COVID ON MENTAL HEALTH. Diploma thesis, UIN RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG.

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Speech is one of the communication media that can be used to convey certain ideas and intentions of the speaker. The purpose of this research is to find out the meaning Mood, modality, and Personal Pronoun of interpersonal metafunction contained in Kluge’s Speech. Real evidence is found in Hans Henri's speech entitled the effect of Covid on mental health. This research was using a qualitative research method and data were obtained from the contents of the speech from director WHO in Europe, Hans Henri P. Kluge, on July , , the transcripe from World Health Organization website (www.who.int). The transcripts were then examined and evaluated using Halliday’s, Graham Lock, and Sussane Egins’s theory. The result of this research that interpersonal metafunction have kind are mood, modality, and personal pronoun, mood contained declarative, imperative, exlamative, and intterogative. Modality contained probability, inclination, ability, usuality, and obligation. And than personal pronouns contained the first person pronouns, second person pronouns, third person pronoun. The conclusion that interpersonal metafunction indicates certain interpretations of meaning. Moreover, this research contributes the reader to know and understanding about interpersonal metafunction based on analyzed the speech. Keywords: interpersonal metafunction, mood, modality, personal pronoun, speech

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