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Liyana Dian Prastiwi. (2022). Cak-Cok Greetings to the Community of

Jatisrono Village North Surabaya City. Journal Eduvest. Vol 2(6):

1.089-1.094

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So that's what happened to the people of Kampung Jatisrono, North Surabaya. The

greeting used by the people of Kampung Jatisrono in general is a well-known harsh word,

namely cak-cok. The greeting "cuk" is the basis of the word "jancuk". The term "Jancuk"

for other regional traditions in East Java is classified as inappropriate words to say or

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commonly referred to as "meso". Other areas outside Surabaya consider the word "Jancuk"

a violation of religious values so that it can lead to sinful acts. Surabaya culture is the

opposite, considering the word "Jancuk" as a word capable of presenting millions of

meanings. When someone is having fun the word "Jancuk" is still spoken, for example:

"Jancuk finds duwek rek this is pretty good" meaning in Indonesian: "Jancuk I found

which is very well known as a native word born in the city of Surabaya. This is the main

attraction for greetings in the city of Surabaya, especially for the people of Kampung

Jatisrono to be investigated.

As previously explained, the greeting cak-cok is a greeting that is basically only

used by the people of the City of Surabaya. Therefore, the word is a characteristic of the

speech of the people of Surabaya. Almost all people in Surabaya use this word in their daily

interactions. No exception is used as a greeting in social interactions. The greeting that has

become part of the culture of the city of Surabaya can certainly be studied from the

anthropolinguistic mode.

Greeting is a person's way of referring to other people in different forms depending

system. The greeting system in social interaction has another name, namely greeting.

The Javanese dialect of Surabaya language used by the people of Surabaya has

certain characteristics that have become a cultural asset for the city of Surabaya that other

Javanese languages do not have. One of them is in the form of greeting used, such as cak,

cuk, rek, and ning. The peculiarity of this form of greeting is not found in other Javanese

dialect distribution areas. The forms of greeting in Javanese dialect of Surabaya are no

longer influenced by various factors which generally affect the selection of Javanese

greeting forms which are considered standard (Wahyuningtyas, Kusuma, Febrianita, &

Achmad, 2021). The greeting used by the people of Surabaya is easier to show the

the people of Surabaya appear loyal and proud. Many terms reflect the pride of the

Surabaya arek such as Bonek or greetings such as "jancuk". Jancuk in communication

media as vocabulary, or more accurately if it is said as a greeting. Apart from the question

of its meaning, jancuk can be seen as a cultural product in the form of an oral tradition. In

its development, it can have implications, either directly or indirectly for the community

(Hasanuddin, 2015).

Based on the quote above, it can be seen that the concept of greeting described has

a slight difference. Namely, the use of the level of formality, closeness of the relationship,

and relative status are considered in greeting according to Thomas. Meanwhile,

Kridalaksana and Sumampouw did not say this. However, broadly speaking, based on the

quote above, all three agree, that greeting is a term that refers to a person, either the speaker,

Jatisrono, and how the impact is caused by the community with the greeting cak-cok used.

Then, the purpose of the problem in this study is in line with the formulation of the problem.

Namely to produce a description of what greeting words are used in the conversations of

the people of Kampung Jatisrono and to produce a description of the impact caused by the

community with the form of the greeting cak-cok used.

members to create their own social order. Ethnomethodology is carried out based on the

fact that the participants in an interaction create a social order in the interaction situation

which is called local interaction. The world of social facts is created through continuous

practice and carried out by its members. Ethnomethodology is concerned with the study of

rationality, spoken language, and everyday events. Therefore, ethnomethodology is the

study of the methods used by members of a particular group, for understanding

communication, making decisions, being rational, explaining actions, and so on. The

development of ethnomethodology gave rise to a conversational analysis model.

Conversational analysis seeks to find generative procedures and principles used by

participants to produce the characteristic structure and order of a communicative situation.

The greeting being studied in this study is compatible with the method used, namely

the ethnomethodology method. As previously explained. That the method is more directed

to the everyday interactions that occur in a certain group of speakers. The greeting was

created because of the daily interactions in a community group.

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RESULT AND DISCUSSION

The data obtained from the research are 3 greetings. In full, the greeting data used

by the people of Kampung Jatisrono are as follows:

Basically, "cok" is a sign of the people of Surabaya who have a strong character,

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or even demeaning, insulting someone is implicitly conveyed from the form of greeting he

uses.

In addition, this form of greeting has strengthened the trust of the people of Surabaya,

that the greeting is a form of identity for the city of Surabaya itself. However, in its use, it

must still pay attention to the essence, situation, place and to whom the greeting is

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