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              <text>Abstrak&#13;
Kata panggilan kekeluargaan merupakan satu elemen yang melambangkan budaya sesebuah masyarakat. Semakin banyak masyarakat yang dikaji, semakin banyak jenis panggilan yang ditemui. Kajian ini melihat kepada jenis panggilan kekeluargaan masyarakat penutur  dialek Negeri Sembilan yang dilakukan berdasarkan dua tujuan, iaitu untuk melihat jenis panggilan kekeluarga tradisi masyarakat penutur dialek Negeri Sembilan serta sejauh manakah penggunaannya pada hari ini. Kawasan kajian yang dipilih ialah Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. Kajian kepustakaan  serta kajian lapangan dipilih sebagai metodologi kajian bagi kajian ini. Kaedah menganalisis data pula dibahagi kepada dua bahagian. Data kualititatif dianalisis berdasarkan teori Ervin-Tripp sementara data kuantitatif dianalisis berdasarkan model pemilihan kod oleh Holmes ( 1992). Setiap jenis panggilan kekeluargaan yang ada akan dianalisis dengan terperinci untuk mengetahui mengapa jenis panggilan sebegini wujud dan digunakan dalam masyarakat yang dikaji.</text>
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