fieldswork on media jargons and slang

fieldswork on media jargons and slang

Introduction

In all areas of expertise, certain system on interaction and oral communication is being followed. For these fields, several types of language are being used in proportion to the demands and associated fields of that certain subject matter or area of expertise. This includes the language or dialect use for communication that falls to the main subject of this fieldwork; Jargon and Slangs.
Media is a broad area of expertise that beforehand is thought to only use jargons. Yet, salient points about certain usage of such languages are to be learned in this fieldwork. That as we go over the said fieldwork in media stations about their usage of jargon, we will also know that they as well make use of slang words.
By the end of this research paper, we will tend to see the importance of the use of slang and jargon for media personalities and of how they make use of such words. And not only that, this research will as well bring us to an entry of where we shall touch a piece of the unraveled lives of our famous media personalities.

SLANG

WORD MEANING WORD FORMATION
i-barkatooter i-fm listeners Relexicalization
multihin multohin Relexicalization
Dr. Love K-101 Manager New coinage
ÑOR ISLAW K-101 Program Deejay New coinage
Iring-iring Sweetheart finder Relexicalization
W.P.P. Wanted perfect pangga Acronym
Kapangga Listeners of WPP Relexicalization
For Lifers Listeners New coinage
Ner Security guard New coinage
lurky crazy New coinage
Tripping Voice changing New coinage
Stress Busy Relexicalization
i-mate i-fm listeners Relexicalization


JARGON
WORD MEANING WORD FORMATION
Scoop News New coinage
Ambush An interview w/o notice Relexicalization
Stingers Contributors Compounding
Commercial log Commercial loading Compounding
B.O Broadcast order Acronym
Color bar Station off/signing off Compounding
Drawing Invented report New coinage
Warzone Dangerous area Compounding/relexicalization
A.B. High class New coinage
C.D. Middle class...