POEM
2:
INTRODUCING
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
In learning the literature works, especially
poem, you should know the figurative languages used to compose the words. One way
to think about language is to see that it comes in two main categories:
figurative and literal. Literal language is the use of
words in the conventional manner, when words and phrases are used to convey
their typical meaning. Figurative language, on the other
hand, is the use of words to intentionally move away from their standard meaning.
there are too many to list in this lesson but you have some common ones, like
metaphor, Any time your writing goes beyond the actual meanings of
your words, you're using figurative language. This allows the reader to gain
new insights into your work.
“JIka dalam bahasa Indonesia kita mengenal adanya Majas
atau gaya bahasa, yakni pemanfaatan kekayaan bahasa, pemakaian ragam tertentu
untuk memperoleh efek-efek tertentu yang membuat sebuah karya sastra semakin
hidup, maka dalam bahasa Inggris ada Figurative Language (Bahasa Kiasan).”
1. Simile
A
simile is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things and uses the words
“like” or “as” and they are commonly used in everyday communication. A simile is used with the aim of
sparking an interesting connection in the reader’s mind.
An
example of a simile is, “The cat sat in the chair like a king overlooking his
kingdom.” The cat’s sitting posture is compared to that of a king who relaxes
in a special chair that is reserved for him and not any other person in the
kingdom.
Other
examples of similes include:
- The boy was as brave as a lion
in the jungle.
- The new teacher is as tall as a giraffe.
2. Metaphor
A metaphor is a statement that compares two
things that are not alike. Unlike similes, metaphors do not use the words
“like” or “as.” Such statements only make sense when the reader understands the
connection between the two things being compared.
An example of a popular metaphor is “Time is
money.” The statement compares time and money, and it does not literally mean
that the amount of time you have equals the money that you have. Instead, it
means that time is a valuable resource, and it should be used effectively to
earn money. Any time wasted means that a person loses the chance to make more
money.
Other
examples of metaphors include:
- The warrior has a heart of
stone.
- Love is a battlefield.
- Baby, you are my sunshine.
3. Hyperbole
Hyperbole
is an exaggeration that is created to emphasize a point or bring out a sense of
humor. It is often used in everyday conversations without the speaker
noticing it. The exaggeration is so outrageous that no one would believe that
it is true. It is used to add depth and color to a statement.
An
example of hyperbole is, “I would die for you.” The sentence does not
necessarily mean that one person is literally willing to die for the other, but
it used to exaggerate the amount of love that one person has for another
person. Death is only used to show the extent of affection.
Other
examples of hyperbole:
- I have told you a million times
to wash the dishes.
- You are so slender that the
wind can carry you away.
- The afternoon is so bright that
the sun would have to wear sunglasses.
4. Personification
Personification is
the attribution of human characteristics to non-living objects. Using
personification affects the way readers imagine things, and it sparks an
interest in the subject.
An
example of personification is, “The sun greeted me when I woke up in the
morning.” The sun is a non-human object but has been given human
characteristics since greetings can only be performed by living creatures.
Other
examples of personification include:
- April is the cruelest month of
the year.
- The radio stared at me.
- The car brakes screamed all
through the journey.
Do you have more figurative
language that you know?
Source:
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/other/figurative-language
https://www.kelaspintar.id/blog/tips-pintar/apa-itu-figurative-language-5043/
Task Poem 2:
1. Write your understanding. What can you
know about figurative language?
2. Write example(s) of figurative language that
you can find or you can make by yourself.
Write down you answer on the comments below.
Nadia Mulia Febria Muhtar
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
Answer
1. Figurative language is language or words that are not true or connotative that are used to emphasize meaning and give beauty.
2.you are like the light in the dark
Natanael Yohanes Gunawan
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
A figurative of speech word that is beautiful but describes no real meaning, only a figure of meaning, a word that is used to give a sense of beauty and an emphasis to what is to be said
"Her ambitions were sky-high"
- Figurative language it's an informal
BalasHapusword that doesn't really capture the
meaning
- Example : You are my bright star
Name : Rifqal Fadhil Akbar
Class : XI IPA 6
Muhammad Fadli syaharudin
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1. Figurative language, on the other hand, is the use of words to intentionally move away from their standard meaning.
2. My mother is as busy as a bee.
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BalasHapus1. Figurative language is language thats uses words with a meaning that is different.
BalasHapus2. As brave as a knight
Martin K.T
XI IPA 6
Muhammad Angga Permana Putera
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1. Figurative language itself is usually used to analyze the deeper meaning of words. In songs for example, it is also used to make the lyrics sound more beautiful.
2. "The pen already dancing on the" paper
Muhammad Angga Permana Putera
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1. Figurative language itself is usually used to analyze the deeper meaning of words. In songs for example, it is also used to make the lyrics sound more beautiful.
2. "The pen already dancing on the paper"
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BalasHapusName:Nabila Aulia Kultsum
BalasHapusClass:XI IPA 6
1. Figurative language is a language using words that are used as parables or similes, but do not describe their true meaning
2. His body was as strong as steel, but he had a soft day as soft as cotton
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BalasHapusMuhammad Lutfi Nugraha
BalasHapusXI-IPA 6
•Figurative language is a word which it isn't refer real meaning.
"above sky still there is the sky"
Yonatan Yusak Lestari
BalasHapusXI-IPA-6
1.Figurative language is a word used to make something more expressive but have the same meaning.
2.The Television Talking to me
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BalasHapusSyahla Soraya Asri Pulungan (34)
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
Figurative Language is the language or words used to beautify a literary work and usually has connotative words.
a. The Girl is beautiful as a flower that bloom in spring
b. You are the apple of my eyes
c. every morning the girl had to put on a thick fur coat to go to the forest through the cold wind that stabbed her skin
d. The mirror laughed at the old man's desperate face
e. The old man is strong like the waves in the ocean
Name : Muhammad Azka Ghali Aulia
BalasHapusClass: XI IPA 6
1. figurative language is a language / word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of the meaning, figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasis on what will be conveyed. example:
-Fruit lips: Being the talk of other people (a lot)
-Sour face: frown
-Big mouth: liar
-Play with fire: play with danger
-Fruits: souvenirs
2. - sitting stomach
is pregnant
Mrs. Sandra was very happy when she found out that she was sitting on her stomach.
- old date
financial condition is thin
Every old date, the students who are boarding always save as little expenses as possible.
- long clever sense
Farel is known as a resourceful child
- Souvenirs
Dad always brings
souvenirs every time you go on an official trip.
- duplicity
not fixed
Soni is famous for being two-faced in front of his friends.
- slam the bone hard work
Dad always
toil for the sake of a more decent family life.
Name : Ichsan Fakhri Fadlurahman
BalasHapusClass : XI IPA 6
1. Figurative language Is a word or sentence that is figurative Or sometimes satire,or a words that intentionally move away from their standard meaning.
2.the sky was full of dancing Stars
Alya Qurrotul'aini
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
-Figurative words are very informal words, not in the true sense of the word; figurative words of the message to give a sense of beauty and care to the thing being conveyed
-he became the scapegoat in this
Name : Silva Lestari
BalasHapusClass : XI IPA 6
1. Figurative language is a parable or a word containing a meaning that is not true
2. every problem must be resolved with a cool head
Name :Munawwar Kholil Wahyudi
BalasHapusClass:XI IPA 6
1.Figurative language is a figure of speech that is usually used in poem.
This language style used to beautify a sentence, whether spoken or written, by utilizing the richness of language to create an imaginative impression for both the listener and the speaker.
2.Trees waving in the wind
Avni Siti Nur Fadillah
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1.Figurative language is a language or word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of the meaning.
2.They fought like cats and dogs.
1. Figurative languages are words and expressions used to convey various meanings and interpretations from the literal meaning.
BalasHapus2. This employee is the right hand man of the company commissioner, Coconut leaves waving at me when in the wind.
Nazwa Bariqoh Saniyah
XI IPA 6
Figurative language is a language or word that means beautiful but that does not convey the real meaning.
BalasHapusExample:
-Successful men and women keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit.
Natasya Indah Permata (27)
XI IPA 6
Irma Nur Alisa
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1. Figurative language are the words or language used to express something, but the intended meaning is not the real meaning. Figurative language is used to beautify the language used.
2. The steeples swam in a amethyst
Sheila Futriani
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
1. Figurative language uses words or expressions to convey a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
2. You're a couch potato, Time is money, He has a heart of stone.
Muhammad Arkan Dhiya Ulhaq
BalasHapusXI IPA 6
-Figurative language is a language or word that means beautiful but that does not convey the real meaning.
-no limit
Name: Mecca Madaniah (18)
BalasHapusClass:XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is word in conventional manner, phrases to meaning words and beautiful words in language.
There are 4 types this is simile,methapor hyperbole, personification.
2.1.) You're beautiful like the moon
2.) you are like a bookworm
3.) you are a land crocodile
4.) you are writing is very good it
can't be read
5.) Your voice is so loud it can't be
hear.
6.) you are like a black rose
1. Figurative Language is the language or overstated words. Like it was real.
BalasHapus2. jamie was as cute as honey
Wening Triana Pinutri
XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is an expression that goes beyond the literal meaning of words to convey a message or purpose.
BalasHapus2. "Coconut leaves seemed to be waving at me and invited me to immediately play on the beach"
Siti Amelia Hazimah
XI IPA 1
1. figurative language is a figurative word that does not contain the true meaning of the word.
BalasHapus2. - He became the scapegoat of this problem
- She cried so long that she made a lake
Name : Nazwa Dwi Anindhita
Class : XI IPA 1
1.Figurative language refers to the use of words in a way that deviates from the conventional order and meaning in order to convey a complicated meaning, colorful writing, clarity, or evocative comparison.
BalasHapus2. • Metaphor
– Time is money.
– You are a couch potato
• Simile
– Busy as a bee.
– Stand out like a sore thumb.
Name : Nadia esa
Class :XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is the language used to express a meaning which is expressed in a figure of speech in order to obtain aspects of beauty.
BalasHapus2.
- We have to face this matter with a cool head.
- Nanda is a very helpful kid.
- Her face is pale like an evening flower.
Name : Nabila Dwi Maulani
Class : XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is a language / word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of meaning
BalasHapus2. - We need to talk privately.
- Now he lives alone after his father and mother died in an accident.
Name : Syira Choerunnisya (35)
Class : XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is an expression that states a comparison or analogy, which does not describe its true meaning
BalasHapus2. Example
- "Her lips were like pomegranate popping"
- "The wind howling in the middle of the dark night added to our fear"
Name: Ingeu Siti Aisyah (15)
Class: XI IPA 1
Figurative language is a language or a word that means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning and often use unusual words
BalasHapus-They seem like jackals when running in fear
-This world is a sea of anonymous faces
-He was a roaring lion in anger, though now he is silent
Mohammad Adit Awaludin(19)
XI Natural Science 1
Assalamualaikum
BalasHapusName: Fajar fathur rahman
Class: XI IPA 1
1.figurative language, in my opinion, is a language that has a dual meaning
2. your talk is razor sharp
1. Figurative language are word that are used to convey a sense of beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being conveyed
BalasHapus2. Metaphor "The warrior has a heart of stone"
Risa Rindu Ananda
XI IPA1
Nisrina Kamila Nursya'bani
BalasHapusXI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is the language used by poets to say something in an unusual way, that is, indirectly to express its meaning.
2. You are a couch potato
ADISTY FITRIA AZ-ZAHRA
BalasHapusXI IPA 1
1) Figurative language is a language style, which the writer uses to convey a message imaginatively which can contain an element of beauty from each language style which aims to make the reader get a certain effect from the language style so that the reader is carried away in the literary work, usually it is not true or connotation.
2) -You are beautiful like a beautiful rose on every petal.
- Your smile dances in my mind like the moon night
-His fingers jumping swiftly over the computer keyboard
-His eyes were burning with anger
Assalamu'alaikum
BalasHapusName : Ayu Febriani
Class : XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language is the word usually used in poetry, to convey various meanings and interpretations of literal meanings.
2. - We need to talk privately.
- He's the scapegoat for this problem.
Name: Avenda Rasya hadi putri
BalasHapusclass: XI IPA 1
absent: 03
1. figurative language is a word that contains a meaning that is not true (connotative) and guides imagery
2. Example: If you need money, you should not borrow from loan sharks.
Reygindo Prangin Angin
BalasHapusXI IPA 1
1. figurative language is a language or word which means beautiful but does not describe its true meaning
2. "Soni is famous for being two-faced in front of friends."
Name: Avenda Rasya hadi putri
BalasHapusclass: XI IPA 1
absent: 03
1. figurative language is a word that contains a meaning that is not true (connotative) and guides imagery
2. Example: If you need money, you should not borrow from loan sharks.
Name : Risma Aditya Meilani
BalasHapusClass : XI IPA 1
Absent: 31
1. Figurative language is a language style used by a writer or reader to convey a message imaginatively which aims to make the reader / listener get a certain effect from the language style used. Figurative language is often used in literary languages such as poem, drama, theater, or song lyrics.
2. Example :
~ Time is money
~ I have a million things to do
Name : Fadilah Anggelia Shafira
BalasHapusClass : XI SCIENCE
1. figurative language is a language / word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of the meaning, figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasize the importance of what is conveyed.
2. - the road is a sea of fire, it's so hot
- We must face this matter with a cool head.
- His ideals are as high as the sky
1. Figurative language is the use of words in an unusual or imaginative manner.
BalasHapus2. His smile is the sun, his happiness is the sky. If he cries for committing a foolishness, the world and everything in it collapses.
Fanisa Nur Ramadani
XI Science 1
10
1. Figurative language refers to the use of words in a way that deviates from the conventional order and meaning in order to convey a complicated meaning, colorful writing, clarity, or evocative comparison.
BalasHapus2. Tree is dancing with the wind.
Amanda Utami
XI Science 1
02
Figurative language it's an informal
BalasHapusword that doesn't really capture the
meaning
"You are shine like a diamond"
Figurative language it's an informal
Hapusword that doesn't really capture the
meaning
"You are shine like a diamond"
Gema Tri Maulana Sopandi
XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language are word that are used to convey a sense of beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being conveyed
BalasHapus2. Metaphor "The warrior has a heart of stone"
Chandra putra Pamungkas
XI IPA 1
1. Figurative language are words that are not in the true sense of the word; figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being said.
BalasHapus2 •His face is like the moon.
•The volunteers immediately stepped in to help the disaster victims.
•If you need money, you should not borrow from loan sharks.
Imron Rosadi
XI SCIENCE 1
devin k (07)
BalasHapusxi science 1
1. figurative language is language connotative and used to beautify words
2. hope is like a rock eroded by the waves
Irsyad (16)
BalasHapus1. Figurative language is words used to deepen the meaning
2 . You are like the full moon that illuminates me at night
Luthfi Akbar Rasyidin
BalasHapusXI SOCIAL 1 // 16
1. figurative language is a words contain meanings that are not true or contain imagery, considerations about one thing by comparison or equality with other things.
2. example :
• your smile can melt me
• time is money
• The fruit does not fall far from the tree
thats all, thank you
1.Figurative language, on the other hand, is the deliberate use of words to move to convey a message or purpose.
BalasHapus2. Dad always toil for the sake of a more decent family life.
Name:Nulyastin fanani
XI social 1
Name: Raden Karina Eriyanti
BalasHapusClass: XI SOCIAL 1
1. Figurative language is the language used to analyze the deeper meaning of words.
2. "I am like a body that is not filled with life if you leave me."
1. Figures of speech are nonsensical words, usually used to convey beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being said in the form of words.
BalasHapus2. You’re my bright star
Name : Lusi Rahmawati
Class : XI IPS 1
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BalasHapus1.Figures of speech are nonsensical words, usually used to convey beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being said in the form of words
BalasHapus2.ideals of the sky
Yolanda july anggraeni
XI IPS 1
1.Figurative language is a language using words that are used as parables or similes, but do not describe their true meaning
BalasHapus2.we need to talk
privately
Shafa Nur Ramadani
XI IPS 1
1.figurative is the arrangement of words and sentences by the writer or speaker in expressing ideas, ideas, and experiences to convince or influence the reader or listener.
BalasHapus2.’enjoy this alakadar dish’
zalfa nadira putri
XI IPS I
1.figurative language is a spoken sentence that describes something but indirectly. like to describe beauty or something.
BalasHapus2.you are my sunshine
Kintani Dwi Lestari
XI IPS 1
Name : Utari Wulan Permata
BalasHapusClass : XI IPS 1
1. Figurative language itself is usually used to analyze the deeper meaning of the word.
2. - You are a couch potato.
- Stand out like a sore thumb.
Name : Ririn Salsabila
BalasHapusClass : Xl IPS 1
1. figurative is a language / word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of meaning.
2. Former convicts are often labeled as community trash.
1. Figurative language refers to the use of words in a way that deviates from the conventional order and meaning in order to convey a complicated meaning, colorful writing, clarity, or evocative comparison. It uses an ordinary sentence to refer to something without directly stating it.
BalasHapus2. Slowly fell silent, hearts scramble. Who is the most capable, stringing tangled hearts.
Laura Sabila
XI SOCIAL 2
1. figurative language is language that is beautiful but does not convey its true meaning.
BalasHapus2. my mom has a heart of gold
Ria Nur Aletha
XI IPS 2
Name : Moch Azkia I
BalasHapusClass: XI Social 2
figurative is the language used to say something indirectly to express its meaning
"Life is a Roller coaster"
Name : Risma Siti Zakiah Zulfa
BalasHapusClass : XI Social 2
1. figurative language is a word that is written down but is different from the actual word but has the same meaning.
2. After coming home from his vacation he will bring souvenirs.
1. figurative language is a language that means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasis on what will be conveyed
BalasHapus2. he becomes the scapegoat in this matter
Nenci Qori Ainaya
XI IPS 2
1. Figurative words are flowery, not in the true sense of the word; figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasize the importance of what is being said.
BalasHapus2.Examples of figurative language "his face is like the moon"
Name: Naila Albir H.S
Class: XI IPS 2
1. a word that means beautiful but does not describe its true meaning
BalasHapus2. blue blood
Mesa Anastasa
XI-IPS 2
Name: Mala Pranggiati
BalasHapusClass: XI IPS 2
1. As I know, figurative language is a beautiful language and is usually quite complicated, because it expresses something indirectly so it needs understanding in finding its true meaning.
2. - The coconut leaves are waving at me.
- Dad has worked hard to earn money.
- He ran so fast like lightning.
- The rooster burned down the house.
Khalida Fasha R P.
BalasHapusXI IPS 2
1. What I know, figures of speech are words to express a meaning but not directly. A figurative word can also be called an untrue meaning.
2. a) Clouds cry during a storm
b) Public money that is consumed by office mice
c) Waves running and chasing each other
Name : Rosi Sulistiawati
BalasHapusClass : XI IPS 2
1. Figurative language is language which is used to deepen and beautify words because the meaning goes beyond the actual meaning.
2. a) I won't let them break me down to dust.
b) I can smell your scent for miles.
c) I am going to send them flood, I am going to drown them out.
name: Indriyani A'ma Yasyipa
BalasHapusclass: XI IPS 2
1. figurative language is a language / word which means beautiful but does not describe the real meaning, it is just a metaphor of the meaning, figurative words are used to give a sense of beauty and emphasis to the things to be conveyed.
2. Surly: frowning
-Big mouth: liar
-Play with fire: play with danger
-Fruits: souvenirs
Name: Abigail Febriannie
BalasHapusClass: XI-IPS 2
1. Figurative language is a language that does not describe the real meaning, it is only a metaphor for the meaning
2. - Two face
- Fruit hands
- Light hands
- The scapegoat
- Bookworm
figurative language refers to complex words that do not convey their true meaning
BalasHapus"The coconut tree danced in the heavy rain that flushed it"
Anisa Febriana
XI IPA 6
figurative language is words that are exaggerated from their true meaning
BalasHapusthe boy ran as fast as a lion
Aura Juliana putri
XI IPA 6
Sheila Futriani XI IPA 6
BalasHapus- Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
-The stars winked at me.
1. Figurative language is a style of language or figurative language or figure of speech to take advantage of the richness of language that can beautify the sentence.
BalasHapus2. Your lip is like a red rose.
Angel Diana Winarno (04)
XI IPA 6
1.words that deliberately move away from their standard meaning (informal)
BalasHapus2.world science is on the internet
Arsy Al Haque
XI IPA 6
1. The figurative language that I know is a language where the words used are not their true meanings and are intended to provide beauty in writing and pronunciation.
BalasHapus2.
- sky is crying when you are give up
- You're beautiful, you're my star in my life
- when you're smile, i think i can fly to the moon
Muhammad Naufal Rasyidin
XI Natural Science 1
1. Figurative language are the words or language used to express something, but the intended meaning is not the real meaning. Figurative language is used to beautify the language used.
BalasHapus2. The steeples swam in a amethyst
Nadhif Azmi Pratikno (23)
XI IPA 1
M Faizal Febrian (17)
BalasHapus*Figurative language it's an informal
word that doesn't really capture the
meaning
*He's fast like a cheetah
Time is money
Name: Zahwa Putri Andini
BalasHapusclass: XI IPS 2
absent: 32
1. figurative language is a word that contains a meaning that is not true (connotative) and guides imagery
2. Example: If you need money, you should not borrow from loan sharks.
Assalamualaikum
BalasHapus1.figurative language falls into two main categories: figurative and literal. Literal language is the conventional use of words, figurative language is the use of words to deliberately move away from their standard meaning.
2.The bitter sweetness of this life we must live happily
NAME:NULYASTIN FANANI
XI IPS 1
NAME: DWI ANDINI
BalasHapusCLASS: XI SOCIAL 1
1. Figurative words are words used to heed, not true.
2. Her face is beautiful like the moon
Name:muhamad fuji class: XI IPS 1
BalasHapus1. figufuative words are used to bring out a deeper meaning in a word and to make a different word look more beautiful, sometimes used in poetry and song
2.for example "a gust of wind that embraces the body"