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Figure 1: The Linguistic Repertoire of a Hypothetical Native Speaker of Javanese Based on the figure, I can safely state that a Javanese speaker may use at least six different linguistic codes or style or varieties or whatever people may call it when s/he
Table 1: The Linguistic Code of Javanese Speakers in Family Domain
Table 2: The Controversial Use of Linguistic Codes in a Javanese Letter From Table 2, I can safely make an interpretation on the linguistic repertoire of the of used the words: refers to literary knowledge than linguistics norms, she will be easily prone t
Figure 2: Linguistic Domains10

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