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In Japanese there are various forms of disclosure agree (Sansei) and disagree (Hantai) against an opinion, ideas and concepts. It is intended in order to keep the feelings for each other, not occurred misunderstanding and communication can run smoothly. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. This study was conducted to describe the various expressions agree (Sansei) and disagree (Hantai) contained in textbooks Kaiwa I-IV for data collection used the study of literature. Analysis with a pragmatic approach, namely the theory of politeness: Theory of SPEAKING, Politeness Maxim and Politness Scale of Leech. Later in expressing agreement (Sansei) in Japanese there is a tendency disclosed directly, and apply that politeness maxim of Leech (Agreement Maxim). While the disagreement is expressed indirectly and apply the politeness scale Leech namely indirectness Scale. It is evident from the use of the phrase prefix (maeokihyougen) at the beginning of substitutions. This is done to create a polite condition in substitutions and keep the feeling hearer and the speaker himself.

proceedings of the 1st international conference on education social sciences and humanities (icesshum 2019)

Analysis of Agreement and Disagreement Expressions in Japanese (On Kaiwa Text Books I- IV at Japanese Language Education Program Universitas Negeri Jakarta)