How your language is connection you to your culture?

Answer 1

put everything in one bucket ,

Indonesia

Answer 2

A lot of ways of saying, describing & explaining things in a language reflect the cultural context from which the language was born. People who speak the same language have some common understandings because of this phenomena that people who do not require explanation to understand - this creates a feeling of closeness with others who speak the same language.

;-)

Answer 3

To say this,I firstly hope I may be excused.
I am learning English as my second foreign language,and I could understand the asker's Question,however I feel like the question has kind of grammatical problems,but I am not able to point them out and give the right way of expression for that question,
Who would like to show me the right sentence If I am making sense here?Thank you very much.

Answer 4

The language I speak is part of my culture, it doesn't connect me to it, it's a part of it.

Answer 5

Ohhh

The german language in me makes sure I am on time. Always. I take my work seriously and never fail to complete it. I see my way through a project even though I'd rather throw it in the trash. I see no shades of gray; everything is in black and white. Sometimes it drives me into depression and hopelessness. It is the language of command.

The spanish language fills me with love and understanding for people and my surroundings. It gives me LIFE, a sense of humor, compassion, and levity. It fills my senses with music and the wonderful tastes and smells of lovingly prepared food. It is the language of romance and beauty..

The english language gives me the ability to express myself in a clear and precise manner. Simplicity and brevity. The best language to use when talking about feelings, because it neither allows me to wallow in self-pity nor does it invite cold and callous behavior (although many use it that way succesfully).

I speak german to my dogs.
I dream in spanish.
I plan in english.

Answer 6

My mother tongue is part of my identity- my culture... it was the first language I spoke... no matter how far away I am from my country-... my mother tongue enables me to connect with someone instantly and relate to that person without problems, although it's the first time I meet that person... because we have the same language= same culture.

Answer 7

oyeeee sat sri akaal pappeji ! hehe
hmmm i think language is the most improtant part of our culture.
with our language, we can spred our culture anywhere....like if u write something in punjabi in the US...then tumhe india ki yaad zaruur aati hai !