Influence of Buginese Language Interference to Students Cability in Correctly Indonesian Language at SDN 15 Bonto-Bonto in Pangkep District

Abstract

Indonesian is the official language of Indonesia Republic, actually only a small proportion of the Indonesian population used it as a mother tongue. The most part, Indonesian is a second language. Juanda (2017: 22) state that "the Indonesian language recognized as a national language and as a unifying tool by all existing ethnic groups, so divisions will be avoided because the ethnic groups be one." In South Sulawesi Especially in Pangkep Regency, most of the population used the Buginese language as their first language(B1),. Indonesian use as first language it interference by second language (B2)  and it affected found several errors in used Indonesian language. The research objective determined the Buginese language interference to the students' capability to speak Indonesian properly and correctly at SDN 15 Bonto-bonto, Ma'rang District, Pangkep Regency. The research objective determined the Buginese language interference to the students' capability to speak Indonesian properly and correctly at SDN 15 Bonto-bonto, Ma'rang District, Pangkep Regency. The results of the analysis of research data calculated used simple linear regression showed that rcount <of the significance value (0.033 <0.05), so there is a significant influence between Buginese language interference on the student's capability to use correctly Indonesian language at SD Negeri 15Bonto-bonto District Ranger of Pangkep Regency and the significance value is 0.334.