Language and culture persentation
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Language and culture are closely related, with language being defined as what a society speaks and culture representing symbolic communication whose meanings are learned and perpetuated through institutions. Different languages can lead to different worldviews, as speakers experience the world through the lens of their native language and culture. Language both defines and is shaped by culture, acting as a symbol of cultural identity while also being the medium through which a culture's experiences and meanings are transmitted from generation to generation.
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Language and culture persentation
- 2. Definition of Language and Culture Language is what the members of a particular society speak . Culture is symbolic communication. The meanings of the symbols are learned and deliberately perpetuated in a society through its institutions
- 3. Speakers of different language will, therefore have different world-views.
- 4. American Indian language that led Whorf divide linguistic into two groups American Indian language that led Whorf divide linguistic into two groups language Standard Average European (SAE).
- 5. Relationship Between Language and Culture Four key constructs underlie the integral relationship between culture and language Culture defines language, and language shapes culture. Language is a symbol of cultural and personal identity. Cultural groups have different worldviews based on their own culture’s shared experiences. Language is the medium through which individuals transmit culture from generation to generation.
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