ABSTRACT
This study aimed to describe the language pattern and norm in a Korean– Indonesian mixed-married family and the effects on their children living in Korea. The subject of this study was a family YouTuber, the Kimbab Family. The investigation focused on the family's norms that affect how the pattern of language in this family and the effects on the children in mixed-married families with parents who have different native languages. This study was phenomenological research by a qualitative study based on observation. The observation was conducted by watching the Kimbab Family YouTube channel. The results found that some language norms applied in the Kimbab family. Moreover, the language norms affect the language pattern of the children who used Indonesian for talking with their mother's family and Korean for their father's family. There were also several effects of being children in a mixed married family, such as lack of vocabulary, early mixing, and language selection to communicate.
