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English and the Advance of Technology

Seeing the fact now that more people are more likely to choose to use the English language with a variety of reasons such as want to learn English, do not want to look countrified or lagging, looks cool or prestigious etc. This indicates that the English language is so loved by the people of Indonesia. (Concerned to choose language in technology).
             However, it should be noted that the use of English in the gadget is not only a positive impact but also cause negative effects.
             When the technology is growing and mastering English as the language of the free market technology. This situation will be able to question whether the language of Indonesian culture and language technologies in the middle of the enormity of the current authoritative gadgets technology increasingly in demand. This is what will cause harm to our nation (paradigm society know about the loss of our identity as a nation of Indonesia, it is due to most people who are not going to use the Indonesian language well, losing the original Indonesian identity, language shift is absorbed from English . So the impact of the use of English on the gadgets would create dependency that eventually becomes a habit and make the dominant English language so that most people will adopt the English language into everyday language, that we end up not using the Indonesian language properly (not speak Indonesian properly) and at the end we lose our culture.
             This situation became alarming problem of the existence of Indonesian in the middle of the development of increasingly sophisticated technology. On the other hand, the role of language is very important in the development of technology. By Sunaryo (2000), in the absence of language (including Indonesian) science cannot grow and thrive. Moreover in the structure of Indonesian culture, it has a position, function, and the dual role of the roots and cultural products that also functions as a means of thinking and means of supporting the growth and development of science and technology.


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