MEMBANGUN PRAKTIK AKOMODASI KOMUNIKASI PERANTAU DALAM MELAKUKAN ADAPTASI ANTARBUDAYA (STUDI PADA KELUARGA SUNDA DI YOGYAKARTA)

Nala Najma Shafya, NIM.: 21107030152 (2025) MEMBANGUN PRAKTIK AKOMODASI KOMUNIKASI PERANTAU DALAM MELAKUKAN ADAPTASI ANTARBUDAYA (STUDI PADA KELUARGA SUNDA DI YOGYAKARTA). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The phenomenon of migration in Indonesia is a common occurrence. One example is the Sundanese who migrated to Yogyakarta. From previous research, Sundanese people have a tradition called "riung mungpulung", which emphasizes gathering together, so it is rare for them to have the intention to travel. This raises a research question: What are the practices of nomadic communication accommodation in carrying out intercultural adaptation among the Sundanese in Yogyakarta?. The theoretical framework of this research includes the Theory of Communication Accommodation and the Theory of Intercultural Adaptation. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach. The subjects of this study are Sundanese individuals who have lived in Yogyakarta with their families for at least five years. Data collection methods include interviews, observations, and documentation. These findings reveal that Sundanese families practice communication accommodation to adjust to life in Yogyakarta. The forms of communication accommodation that occur in each phase include: the enculturation phase, which is reflected in the customs and language of Yogyakarta culture while maintaining its original identity; the acculturation phase, which occurs through the use of the Javanese language in daily communication; the deculturation phase, which is characterized by a decrease in the use of Sundanese in the family; and the assimilation phase, which occurs as migrants increasingly adopt elements of local culture. One of the significant impacts of this communication accommodation is the loss of Sundanese language skills among the younger generation due to the dominance of the Indonesian language. This research opens up opportunities for further study of strategies for preserving cultural identity in the new environment and the long-term effects of language shifts on the survival of Sundanese culture in future generations.

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