đ The Indonesian language originated from the consciousness of the Indonesian people for the importance of a unified language.
đ Bahasa Melayu served as the precursor to the development of the Indonesian language due to its widespread usage and role as a lingua franca.
âď¸ The emergence of literature and newspapers written in Bahasa Melayu further supported its development as the Indonesian language.
đşď¸ The history of the Indonesian language can be traced back to the Malay language.
đ Indonesian language incorporates vocabulary from regional languages and foreign languages due to cultural and linguistic contacts.
đŽđŠ Indonesian language serves as a national and official language, unifying the diverse ethnic groups in Indonesia.
đ The Indonesian language has different variations or language registers, known as language varieties or 'ragam bahasa'.
â Language variation exists based on unique voices and dialects influenced by geographic factors.
đŹ Indonesian language is not the first language for most Indonesians, as they typically use regional languages as their first language and learn Indonesian later on.
đ Variations in language usage exist based on social groups, professions, and registers, serving different purposes and catering to specific fields of communication.
đ There are five variations of Indonesian language: Frozen, Standard, Effort, Informal, and Familiar.
đ Each variation of the language is used in different contexts and situations.
đź The Effort variation is persuasive and used to influence others' views and opinions.
đŁď¸ Language variation exists in terms of formality and medium.
đ Education influences language variation and usage.
đ Formally educated individuals use language differently from those who are not formally educated.
đ The history, position, and functions of the Indonesian language.
đŁď¸ Variations in language and their impact on individuals.
đ¤ The importance of using polite language and choosing the appropriate language variation in different contexts.