Wujud Tuturan Emosi Verbal Bahasa Indonesia Suku Bajo Sampela
This study aims to describe the types of verbal emotions in the Indonesian language Bajo Sampela (SBS) and identify the emergence factors of the Indonesian verbal emotions SBS. This research is a qualitative research. Data collected using the observation method. Meanwhile, data collection techniques use moderate participatory observation techniques, records, and notes. Data were analyzed descriptively according to Goleman's emotional type classification theory and Hurlock's factor classification theory. The results showed that there were seven types of verbal emotions in Indonesian SBS, namely (1) anger; (2) sadness; (3) fear; (4) enjoyment; (5) love; (6) surprised; and (7) annoyed. Internal factors in anger emotion, include dissatisfaction, displeasure, selfishness, jealousy, power, temperament, frustration, and an automatic attitude while the external factors, namely being criticized, wrongs, not valued, self-esteem, parenting, and injustice. Internal factors in the emotion of sadness, namely traumatic, age, sex, education, compassion while external factors, including traumatic experiences, changes in outlook and parenting. Internal factors in the emotion of fear, including traumatic, insecurity, education, gender, and fear of taking risks while external factors are threats, weakness, and traumatic experience. Internal factors in the emotion of enjoyment, include comfort, peace, and positive thoughts while the external factors, namely comfort, and a sense of respect. Internal factors in the emotion of love, namely tepira salira, peace, sympathetic, and joy while the external factors, namely the presence of feelings of like, intimacy, intimacy, kinship, and attention. Internal factors in shocked emotions, namely trauma and phobias while external factors,