Local Languange Ekolinguistic Exixtence Study for Naming Attractive and Exotic Fishes on Bunaken Island

Tenda, Mirjam and Sambeka, Vesty (2018) Local Languange Ekolinguistic Exixtence Study for Naming Attractive and Exotic Fishes on Bunaken Island. In: Proceeding International Seminar Coral Reef, Marine Technology & Tourism. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Language change due to environmental interaction andlanguage itself is calle Ekolinguistic in this study, the existence of local languages to the naming of marine biota, especially interesting aishes refering to general information from tourist. Tourists who traver on the island of Bunaken the become the main reference to know tha various types of fish that has long developed in society in general from the list of types of fish offered. As with any socio-cultural change, the shift in the existence of local language can be influenced not only by the customes or interactions of people with tourist over a period of time, but this information can also illustrate the existence and diversity of interesting fishes on the islind of Bunaken.

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