The choice and use of modes of the Modes of Derective Speech Act (DSA) the Javanes-Origin Speakers in Bengkulu (JOSB) undego an assimilation process between the mother tongue of the speakers and the Speech Patisipant language in a social context and intended communication purposes. The choice of the modes of the DSA is influenced by language situation where code-switching and code-mixingoften happen. It indicates that the JOSB may share an ethnic sense and solidarity wiht the Speech Partisipan. The finding shows that JOSB use six representation of directive speec act verbally expressed with the powers of (a) requesting (b) ordering (c) inviting (d) asking (5) forbidding and (6) suggesting/advising. The six representation of the directive speec acts are expressed by using direct modes direct modes wiht politeness markers and idirect modes. In the context of socio-pragmatic interrelationships factors there are three socio-pragmatic factors relate to the representation of the directive speech acts of the Javanese-origiong speakers in Bengkulu in additionto two ather factors influencing the expression of the directive speec acts. The five factors consist of (1) social distance (2) power (3) the rank of imposition (4) situtation variabel and (5) the cultural value.