The Affix Study Of Indonesian

This research aims at introducing the Indonesian as a member of Austronesian language family. Morpholigically Indonesian is a type of agglutinative language. This type of language usually has forms which components put in order one after another, and its forms are bounded in morphological level of grammatical rules. Quite many of Indonesian linguists in formerly research have discussed about the linguistic levels of morphological the Indonesian affixes problems which are already been disputed. In this thesis I discussed the Indonesian affixes, by way of morphological analysis method and its theory of grammatical structure. In this time of description I introduced Indonesian historical relationship with Austronesian family of language. Secondly I presented the morphological proses of Indonesian affixes accurately. Finally, I try to contribute the benefits of this study to Indonesian learners in order to simplify their commands of the Indonesian morphology.