Soal dalam Bahasa inggris

Hi all,
Having learned the materials in Session 1, now please
discuss the following questions.
1. How do you distinguish between informal and formal
English language and why do you think it is important
to learn both languages?
2. Compare these two sentences.
A) Sorry, but we can’t meet this deadline.
B) We regret to inform you that we will not be able
to meet this deadline.
What do you think is the difference between
sentence A and sentence B? Explain your answer based
on this week’s learning material
3. How would you explain the difference between
slang and colloquialism? Please provide 2 (two) examples
of each.
For question 1, 2, and 3, you can answer either in English
or Indonesian.
Have a great discussion!
Soal dalam bahasa Indonesia terjemahan

Halo semua,

Setelah mempelajari materi pada Sesi 1, sekarang

silahkan kita bahas pertanyaan-pertanyaan berikut ini.

Bagaimana Anda membedakan bahasa Inggris informal

dan formal dan menurut Anda mengapa penting untuk
mempelajari kedua bahasa tersebut?
Bandingkan dua kalimat ini.
A) Maaf, tapi kami tidak dapat memenuhi tenggat
waktu ini.

B) Dengan menyesal kami beritahukan kepada

Anda bahwa kami tidak dapat memenuhi tenggat
waktu ini.

Menurutmu apa perbedaan kalimat A dan

kalimat B? Jelaskan jawaban anda berdasarkan materi
pembelajaran minggu ini

3. Bagaimana Anda menjelaskan perbedaan antara

bahasa gaul dan bahasa sehari-hari? Berikan masing-
masing 2 (dua) contoh.
 Untuk pertanyaan 1, 2, dan 3, Anda dapat menjawab
dalam bahasa Inggris atau bahasa Indonesia.

Jawaban :

Saya akan mencoba menjawab pertanyaan - pertanyaan diatas satu per satu.

1. Membedakan Bahasa Inggris Formal dan Informal:

Bahasa Inggris formal biasanya digunakan dalam konteks profesional atau akademik
dan cenderung menggunakan struktur kalimat yang lebih kompleks, kosakata yang
lebih khusus atau teknis, dan menghindari penggunaan singkatan atau slang.
Sebaliknya, bahasa Inggris informal lebih sering digunakan dalam percakapan sehari-
hari atau di media sosial, menggunakan struktur yang lebih sederhana, ekspresi yang
santai, dan bisa juga mencakup idiom serta slang.
Memahami kedua jenis bahasa ini penting karena masing-masing memiliki perannya
dalam komunikasi. Bahasa formal penting untuk situasi yang membutuhkan kejelasan
dan keseriusan, seperti dokumen hukum, akademis, atau komunikasi bisnis. Bahasa
informal memudahkan komunikasi sehari-hari, membuat interaksi lebih pribadi dan
akrab.
2. Perbandingan Dua Kalimat :
Kalimat A ("Maaf, tapi kami tidak dapat memenuhi tenggat waktu ini.") adalah contoh
bahasa yang lebih informal. Penggunaan kata "Maaf" dan "tapi" menunjukkan gaya
yang lebih langsung dan pribadi. Kalimat B ("Dengan menyesal kami beritahukan
kepada Anda bahwa kami tidak dapat memenuhi tenggat waktu ini.") menggambarkan
bahasa yang lebih formal. Frasa "Dengan menyesal" dan struktur yang lebih panjang
dengan pemilihan kata "beritahukan kepada Anda" menunjukkan formalitas dan
keseriusan situasi. Kalimat ini mungkin lebih cocok untuk komunikasi bisnis resmi atau
dalam konteks profesional.
3. Perbedaan antara Bahasa Gaul dan Bahasa Sehari-hari :
Bahasa gaul biasanya merujuk pada kata-kata atau frasa yang digunakan secara umum
oleh kelompok tertentu, seringkali lebih muda, dan bisa sangat bergantung pada
konteks budaya atau situasi sosial tertentu. Contoh bahasa gaul dalam Bahasa Inggris
bisa seperti "lit" (sangat baik atau menarik) atau "ghost" (mengabaikan seseorang dalam
komunikasi). Sedangkan bahasa sehari-hari adalah bahasa yang digunakan dalam
komunikasi rutin dan cenderung lebih netral serta mudah dipahami oleh sebagian besar
orang. Contohnya adalah "Sorry" (maaf) atau "See you" (sampai jumpa).

Mengenal kedua jenis bahasa ini membantu dalam memilih gaya komunikasi yang
paling tepat berdasarkan situasi dan audiens yang ada, memungkinkan komunikasi yang
lebih efektif dan tepat sasaran.
My Name Is Azuardi
NIM : 044055953

I will try to answer the questions above one by one.

1. Differentiate between Formal and Informal English:
Formal English is usually used in professional or academic contexts and tends to use more
complex sentence structures, more specialized or technical vocabulary, and avoids the use of
abbreviations or slang. In contrast, informal English is more often used in everyday
conversation or on social media, uses simpler structures, relaxed expressions, and can also
include idioms and slang.
Understanding these two types of language is important because each has a role in
communication. Formal language is important for situations that require clarity and
seriousness, such as legal documents, academics, or business communications. Informal
language makes everyday communication easier, making interactions more personal and
intimate.
2. Comparison of Two Sentences:
Sentence A ("Sorry, but we can't meet this deadline.") is an example of more informal
language. The use of the words "Sorry" and "but" suggests a more direct and personal style.
Sentence B (“We regret to inform you that we are unable to meet this deadline.”) represents
more formal language. The phrase "Regretfully" and the longer structure with the wording
"let me know" conveys the formality and seriousness of the situation. This sentence may be
more appropriate for formal business communications or in a professional context.
3. Difference between Slang and Colloquial Language:
Slang usually refers to words or phrases that are used commonly by certain, often younger,
groups and can depend greatly on the cultural context or particular social situation. Examples
of slang in English could be "lit" (very nice or interesting) or "ghost" (ignoring someone in
communication). Meanwhile, everyday language is the language used in routine
communication and tends to be more neutral and easily understood by most people. Examples
are "Sorry" (sorry) or "See you" (see you later).
 Knowing these two types of language helps in choosing the most appropriate
communication style based on the situation and audience at hand, allowing for more effective
and targeted communication.
My Name Is Azuardi

NIM : 044055953

Major : Bachelor Of Communication

I will try to answer the questions above one by one

1. Differentiate between Formal and Informal English

Formal English is usually used in professional or academic contexts and tends to use more
complex sentence structures, more specialized or technical vocabulary, and avoids the use of
abbreviations or slang. In contrast, informal English is more often used in everyday
conversation or on social media, uses simpler structures, relaxed expressions, and can also
include idioms and slang.
Understanding these two types of language is important because each has a role in
communication. Formal language is important for situations that require clarity and
seriousness, such as legal documents, academics, or business communications. Informal
language makes everyday communication easier, making interactions more personal and
intimate
2. Comparison of Two Sentences
Sentence A ("Sorry, but we can't meet this deadline.") is an example of more informal
language. The use of the words "Sorry" and "but" suggests a more direct and personal style.
Sentence B (“We regret to inform you that we are unable to meet this deadline.”) represents
more formal language. The phrase "Regretfully" and the longer structure with the wording
"let me know" conveys the formality and seriousness of the situation. This sentence may be
more appropriate for formal business communications or in a professional context.
3. Difference between Slang and Colloquial Language :
Slang usually refers to words or phrases that are used commonly by certain, often younger,
groups and can depend greatly on the cultural context or particular social situation. Examples
of slang in English could be "lit" (very nice or interesting) or "ghost" (ignoring someone in
communication). Meanwhile, everyday language is the language used in routine
communication and tends to be more neutral and easily understood by most people. Examples
are "Sorry" (sorry) or "See you" (see you later).
Knowing these two types of language helps in choosing the most appropriate
communication style based on the situation and audience at hand, allowing for more effective
and targeted communicatio