Non-verbal
Communication
Non-verbal communication in Bali is
uncountable. Bali as a Hindu area has many kinds of festival to celebrate
their big days,
related into Balinese believe. The first one that showed Bali just has held
Galungan and Kuningan festival, because along the street there were ‘’Penjor’’,
the penjors were beside road. Adorned with fruit, flowers, and coconut leaves.
Then, another sign is ‘’Udeng’’, I think people or men who wear Udeng can be
determined that they are Balinese.
Scene
I
Dita
has gotten a new job and she will invite her best friend to dinner in the restaurant.
She calls her friend to choose the day.
Dita :
Hello Fani ?
Fani :
Yes I am.
Dita :
I am Dita.
Fani :
Oh yeah, what’s up?
Dita : Are you busy this Friday evening ? I want
to invite you for dinner with me to celebrate my happiness.
1.
Symbol or Symbolic Sign
A mode
in which the signifier does not resemble the signified but which is
fundamentally arbitrary or purely conventional so that the relationship must be
learnt. For example:
Ø
Letters and the alphabets
Ø
National flag
Ø
Mathematical sign
Ø
The number system
Ø Punctuation
marks
