Abstract

The intention of this research is to uncover the mixing code of YouTube blogger Agung Hapsah. Mixing code is the simultaneous use of two or more languages in a language's speech actions when speakers are speaking. This study employs a qualitative descriptive approach in tandem with Norman Fairclough's theory. The data in this research was analyzed utilizing data collection techniques and the note-taking technique, obtaining 19 mixed-code data points. According to the results of this study, 1) there are 11 data insertions of elemental codes in the form of words; 2) there are 3 data insertions of elemental codes resulting in phrases; and 3) there are 3 data insertions of elemental codes in the form of idioms. 4) There are 3 insertion data elements of repetition of words in leksykal codes. 5) There is one insertion element in the form of clausa. Each data is a mixed code for introducing word elements in two languages, such as English, which are inserted into the Indonesian language structure, and there is one data that comprises a mixed code for inserting regional language aspects into the Indonesian language structure.

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