AN ANALYSIS OF SPEECH ACT USED BY THE CHARACTERS IN HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRET MOVIE TRANSCRIPT
Kata Kunci:
Movie Transcript, Speech ActAbstrak
This research is compiled to answer two problem formulations, what are the meanings could be figured out and the speech act classifications from the utterances uttered by the characters in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secret movie transcript, which represent our daily activities in communications. Those five classifications are included in declarative, representative, expressive, directives and commissives. To analyze this research, the writer imposes some theories related to speech acts from some experts such as Searle, Yule and others and some experts’ ideas to help the analysis. This research also uses descriptive qualitative which means the data are collected and analyzed in the form of written. The achievements of this research are, firstly, the meaning that seen contextually, the writer found that most of the speaker utters the utterances causes by the situation or condition. Secondly, in speech act classifications the speakers the writer could find five speech act classification. Most of the speaker speaks based on needed, like the headmaster and teacher that declare, or another characters that represent their believes, express their feeling, ask their wants, and intends their promises.
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