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Phonological Variation Technology Integration for Indonesia Cultural Preservation and Edupreneurship

Aptisi Transactions on Technopreneurship (ATT) · Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025) · pp. 158–168

DOI
10.34306/att.v7i1.552
ISSN
2656-8888, 2655-8807
Published
2025-02-26
Publisher
Pandawan
Language
en
License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Abstract

This study explores phonological variations in the Komering dialects of South Sumatra, Indonesia, examining differences in vowel and consonant phonemes influenced by geographical and socio-cultural factors. Using a descriptive qualitative approach and synchronic dialectology, data were collected through field observations, in-depth interviews, and technological tools like Praat software and Natural Language Processing (NLP). The findings} reveal significant phoneme shifts, such as [i] to [ε] and [h] to omission. Despite these variations, the linguistic kinship among Komering dialects remains strong, reflecting community interactions and adaptations. This research emphasizes the importance of preserving endangered regional languages by integrating phonological research with educational technology and gamification, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 4: Quality Education and SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities). Proposed solutions include interactive language learning tools and edupreneurship initiatives to engage younger generations while fostering cultural preservation and creative innovation. The study contributes to linguistic understanding, cultural heritage preservation, and inclusive education by offering sustainable approaches to address language endangerment in the digital age.

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Fathur RokhmanState University of Semarang12
Imam BaehaqieAffiliation unknown9
Rahayu PristiwatiAffiliation unknown9
Rustono RustonoAffiliation unknown9
Areni Yulitawati SupriyonoAffiliation unknown7
Subyantoro SubyantoroAffiliation unknown6
Haryadi HaryadiAffiliation unknown5
Ahmad SyaifudinAffiliation unknown5
Wagiran WagiranAffiliation unknown4
Agus NuryatinAffiliation unknown4
Suratno SuratnoAffiliation unknown3
Meina FebrianiAffiliation unknown3
Cahyo HasanudinAffiliation unknown2
Prisma Meita MustikaAffiliation unknown2
Yusro Edy NugrohoAffiliation unknown2
Bernadus Wahyudi Joko SantosoAffiliation unknown2
Bernadus Wahyudi Joko SantosoAffiliation unknown2
Muhammad Badrus SirojAffiliation unknown2
Nas Haryati SetyaningsihAffiliation unknown2
Teguh SupriyantoAffiliation unknown2
Juwanda JuwandaAffiliation unknown1
Ning Imas Ati Zuhrotul Afifah AfifahAffiliation unknown1
Zuliyanti ZuliyantiAffiliation unknown1
Santi Pratiwi Tri UtamiAffiliation unknown1
SuratnoAffiliation unknown1
Septina SulisyaningrumAffiliation unknown1
Meilan ArsantiAffiliation unknown1
Dyah Rini IndriyantiState University of Semarang1
Parmin ParminState University of Semarang1
Suharto SuhartoAffiliation unknown1
Maria Ayu PuspitaAffiliation unknown1
Bayu Tri PrasojoAffiliation unknown1
Hadromi HadromiAffiliation unknown1
Farid AhmadiAffiliation unknown1
Arief WidiyatmokoAffiliation unknown1

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