Pidato

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Pidato adalahsebuahkegiatanberbicaradi depanumum atauberorasiuntukmenyatakanpendapatnya, ataumemberikangambarantentangsuatuhal. Pidatobiasanyadibawakanolehseorang yang memberikanorasi orasi, danpernyataantentangsuatuhal/peristiwa yang pentingdanpatutdiperbincangkan. Pidatoadalahsalahsatu teori daripelajaran bahasaindonesia. Pidatobiasanyadigunakanolehseorang pemimpin untukmemimpindanberorasi di depanbanyakanakbuahnyaataukhalayak ramai.
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1 Fungsipidato 2 Praktikpidato 3 Contohpidato 4 MetodePidato

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Mempermudah komunikasi antaratasandanbawahan. Mempermudah komunikasi antarsesamaanggota organisasi. Menciptakansuatukeadaan yang kondusif dimanahanyaperlu 1 orang saja yang melakukan orasi/pidatotersebut.

mempermudahkomunikasi.

Pidatoadalahsebuahkegiatanberbicara di depanumumatauberorasiuntukmenyatakanpendapatnya, ataumemberikangambarantentangsuatuhal. Pidatobiasanyadibawakanolehseorang yang memberikanpernyataantentangsuatuhalatauperistiwa yang pentingdanpatutdiperbincangkan. Pidatojugamerupakansalahsatuteoridaripelajaranbahasaindonesia. Pidato yang baikdapatmemberikansuatukesanpositifbagi orang -orang yang mendengarpidatotersebut. Kemampuanberpidatoatauberbicara yang baik di depanumumdapatmembantuuntukmencapaijenjangkarier yang baik. Contohpidatoyaitusepertipidatokenegaraan, pidatomenyambutharibesar, pidatopembangkitsemangat, pidatosambutanacaraatau event, dan lain sebagainya. Dalamberpidato, penampilan, gayabahasa, danekspresikitahendaknyadoperhatikansertakitaharuspercayadirimenyampaikani sidaripidatokita, agar orang yang melihatpidatokita pun tertarikdanterpengaruholehpidato yang kitasampaikan.

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Biasanyadipraktikkanoleh pemimpin organisasi kepadaanakbuahorganisasinya

Dipraktikkanoleh pemimpin atau pejabat negaragunamempermudahadanya komunikasi sehinggatercip tanyakeadaan yang demokratis

 

Dipraktikkanuntukmenenangkan massa / khalayak ramai Biasanyaseorangpemimpinatau orang yang berpengaruhdiwajibkanuntukmenguasaiteori pidato

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Pidatokenegaraan Pidatowisuda Pidatokepemimpinan Pidatokeagamaan Orasi

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Impromptu yaitumetodeberpidato yang sertamertatanpaadanyapersiapan Memoriteryaitumetodeberpidatodenganmenghapalkannaskahpidatoterlebihdhulu. Naskahyaitumetodeberpidatodenganmembacakanteks/naskahpidato. Ekstemporanyaitumetodeberpidatodenganterlebihdahulumenyiapkangarisgarisbersarkonseppidato yang akandisampaikan.

http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidato Speech community From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Speech community is a group of people who share a set of norms and expectations regarding the use of language. [1] Speech communities can be members of a profession with a specialized jargon, distinct social groups like high school students or hip hop fans (see also African American Vernacular English), or even tight-knit groups like families and friends. In addition, online and other mediated communities, such as many internet forums, often constitute speech communities. Members of speech communities will often develop slang or jargon to serve the group's special purposes and priorities. Contents [hide]
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[edit]Definition Exactly how to define speech community is debated in the literature. Definitions of speech community tend to involve varying degrees of emphasis on the following:
 

Shared community membership Shared linguistic communication

However, the relative importance and exact definitions of these also vary. Some would argue that a speech community must be a 'real' community, i.e. a group of people living in the same location (such as a city or a neighborhood), while more recent thinking proposes that all people are indeed part of several communities (through home location, occupation, gender, class, religious belonging, and more), and that they are thus also part of simultaneous speech communities. Similarly, what shared linguistic communication entails is also a variable concept. Some would argue that a shared first language, even dialect, is necessary, while for others the ability to communicate and interact (even across language barriers) is sufficient. The underlying concern in both of these is that members of the same speech community should share linguistic norms. That is, they share understanding, values and attitudes about language varieties present in their community. While the exact definition of speech community is debated, there is a broad consensus that the concept is immensely useful, if not crucial, for the study of language variation and change. A person can (and almost always does) belong to more than one speech community. For example, a gay Jewish waiter would likely speak and be spoken to differently when interacting with gay peers, Jewish peers, or his co-workers. If he found himself in a situation with a variety of ingroup and/or out-group peers, he would likely modify his speech to appeal to speakers of all the speech communities represented at that moment. (A variation on this concept is code-switching, which is usually observed among speakers of two or more languages who switch between them based on the content or pragmatics of their conversation.) [edit]History of the concept The adoption of the concept speech community as a focus of linguistic analysis emerged in the 1960s. This was due to the pioneering work by William Labov, whose studies of language variation in New York City and Martha's Vineyard laid the groundwork for sociolinguistics as a social science. His studies showed that not only were class and profession clearly related to language variation within a speech community (e.g. Martha's Vineyard), but that socio-economic aspirations and mobility were also of great importance.

Prior to Labov's studies, the closest linguistic field was dialectology, which studies linguistic variation between different dialects. The primary application of dialectology is in rural communities with little physical mobility. Thus, there was no framework for describing language variation in cities until the emergence of sociolinguistics and the concept of speech community, which applies to both rural and urban communities. Since the 1960s a number of studies have been performed that have furthered our knowledge about how speech communities work and extended its use. Notable sociolinguists who have worked on speech communities include William Labov, John J. Gumperz, Lesley Milroy, and Robin Lakoff. [edit]Language Variation The notion of speech community is most generally used as a tool to define a unit of analysis within which to analyse language variation and change. Stylistic features differ among speech communities based on factors such as the group's socioeconomic status, common interests and the level of formality expected within the group and by its larger society. In Western culture, for example, employees at a law office would likely use more formal language than a group of teenage skateboarders because most Westerners expect more formality and professionalism from practitioners of law than from an informal circle of adolescent friends. This special use of language by certain professions for particular activities is known in linguistics as register; in some analyses, the group of speakers of a register is known as a discourse community, while the phrase "speech community" is reserved for varieties of a language or dialect that speakers inherit by birth or adoption. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_community DefinisiPidato Pidatoialahsenipengucapan yang menggunakanataumemakaibahasa yang indahdengantujuanuntukmemikatataumemukaupendengaranpendengaruntukterusmendengarapa yang diperkatakan.Pidatoataupengucapanawamadalahtunggakkepadalahirnyasebuahmasyarakat yang berkeyakinan, berketrampilan, berwibawadanmampumeluahkankebijaksanaansertahujahberkesanbagimelahirkansebuahbangs a Malaysia yang berjaya.Ilmupidatoadalahsatucabangilmu yang memerlukankredibilitidanpengasahanmindaintelek. Keintelektualanmindaakanmenonjolkankewibawaandirisertakarismaseseorangbagimendepanikhalay ak.Pidatojugamerupakansatukemahiran yang bolehdipelajaridanbukanlahsatukeistimewaansemulajadiataudiwarisisecaraturuntemurun.Pidatoinit elahwujudsejak di zamanpurbalagimalahianyamerupakanalatkomunikasidanberbahasabagimenyampaikanmaksudsecar asimbolik, berkiasdansaratbudayapertuturanbagimenggambarkansesebuahbangsaitu. Orang yang " bijaksanabercakapkeranaadasesuatu yang ingindisampaikansedangkan orang yang kurangbijaksanabercakaphanyalahsemata-matabercakap"- Dato' Dr Syed Ahmad bin Syed Samsuddin Al-Saggof http://www.scribd.com/doc/46737388/Definisi-Pidato

pidato
1. ucapan yang disampaikankepadakhalayakramai

berpidato
1. menyampaikanpidato

mempidatoi
1. memberipidatokepada, berpidatokepada

pemidato
1. orang yang berpidat

http://dict.rewaz.org/search/browse/pidato.re Pidatoadalahsuatubentukperbuatanberbicara di depanumumatau orang dalamsituasitertentu, untuktujuantertentudankepadapendengar yang tertentu pula. Metodepidato 1. Serta merta (dadakan) 2. Menghapal 3. Naskah 4. Ekstemporan Persiapan-persiapanpidato : 1. Menetapkandanmenyampaikanteman 2. Menetapkantujuanpidato 3. Menganalisispendengardansuasana 4. Mempersiapkanbahan 5. Menyusun out line (kerangka) 6. Melatihdengansuaranyaring Kerangkaumumpidato 1. Pembukaanbiasanyaterdiridarisalam, ucapan, syukur, ucapanterimakasih, tujuan 2. Isi biasanyaterdiridarigagasan-gagasan yang hendakdicapai 3. Penutupterdiridarisimpulan, ajakan, harapan, permintaanmaaf, salampenutup. 3. Penutupterdiridarisimpulan, ajakan, harapan, permintaanmaaf, salampenutup. Sumber: http://id.shvoong.com/writing-and-speaking/public-speaking/2050673-pengertianpidato/#ixzz1VrAXNaWl