Abstract:
The use of Balinese Basa sor-singgih at the Teruna Yohana Abdi Kerta Group is no longer sustainable because Balinese Basa sor-singgih no longer occupies its position. In formal situations one should use Balinese Basa sor-singgih but in reality they do not use it on the ground. Descriptively, this work describes the factors that influence the shift in the use of sor-singgih Balinese language in the Teruna Yohana Abdi Kerta Group, namely: (1) the factor of the lack of parental involvement. Parents play a very important role in early childhood education in language teaching, for this reason the lack of parental role causes children to be less able to master languages, especially Balinese sor-singgih Basa optimally. (2) educational factor (school). School is the second place to get education, so the presence of teachers in teaching is an important factor in determining the success of children in learning languages. (3) social factors. Association determines the use of communication language that can be understood by the interlocutor. (4) era development factors (globalization). The increasingly modern era has changed a person's speech patterns from sor-singgih in Balinese to Indonesian. (5) excessive prestige factor. An overly high sense of pride in using Balinese Basa sor-singgih causes a feeling of reluctance to learn Balinese language. (6) professional factor. Learning Balinese sor-singgih does not promise job opportunities so there is an interest in learning other languages that provide more job opportunities.
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