Morphological Analysis Of Inflectional And Derivational Morpheme In The Discourse Of Lewis Hamilton, 7-Times Formula One World Champion On Jay Shetty's Podcast

Wulan Kartika Wardian; Eva Meidi Kulsum

doi:10.15575/gdcs.v67i-.3484

Authors

Wulan Kartika Wardian Ma’soem University, Indonesia
Eva Meidi Kulsum Ma’soem University, Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15575/gdcs.v67i-.3484

Keywords:

Derivation, Inflection, Linguistic Analysis, Morphology

Abstract

This study aims to identify inflectional and derivational morphemes and describe their functions in Lewis Hamilton’s discourse on Jay Shetty’s podcast. Using a descriptive qualitative approach, the study analyzed a transcript of approximately 30 minutes of conversation. The data were classified according to their morphological types and functions. The findings indicate that inflectional morphemes mark grammatical information, including number, possession, tense, aspect, and comparison. Meanwhile, derivational morphemes contribute to word formation and changes in grammatical categories. These morphological processes demonstrate how language structures grammatical relationships and enriches vocabulary in spoken English discourse.

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