An Analysis of Code Mixing Used By Karin Novilda (Awkarin) On Twitter

This research is based on an analysis of the types of codes generated by the twitter account of Karin novilda (Awkarin) and her followers. The idea of Muysken and the rationale for Twitter users creating codes in online platforms; Twitter is founded on the theories of Bhatia and Ritchie. A qualitative descriptive strategy was used in this investigation. Tweets, mentions, and comments made about Karin Novilda, also known as Awkarin, are the study's data sources. not only Awkarin's postings, but also those made by his Twitter followers. Screenshots of posts, mentions, and comments on Awkarin's Instagram account served as the researchers' personal data sources for this study. As per Muysken's hypothesis, the study's findings show that there are three different kinds of code mixing that are produced by Twitter users: Insertion (noun, verb, pronoun, and adjective), Alternation (phrase and sentence), and Congruent Lexicalization (abbreviation). According to Bhatia and Rithcie Theory, there are a number of reasons why pupils develop code mixing, including dominant language attitudes, security, and dominance, situational circumstances, message intrinsic elements, and participant roles and connections.