Locative Imperatives in Javanese

Javanese is a member of the Western Austronesian language, sub-family language family. Languages in this are known linguistic literature as having an exceptional feature their voice system among world’s languages and continue to be exciting issues theory syntax. This paper investigates focuses on locative imperative clauses’ system. Data collected from spoken Yogyakarta at ngoko level. study demonstrates that has five variants clauses: intransitive imperatives, active passive imperatives with actor focus, focus. The reflect clauses. There two systems Javanese: two-voice multiple-voice Intransitive within or active-passive systems. other focus types locatives multiple existence indicates process changing language.