http://www.brighthubeducation.com/social-studies-help/15463-how-culture-influences-language/
My Topic:
Language has a profound influence on culture.
What I hope to learn from this source:
Some professional reasons for the idea.
Notes:
- Culture, on the other hand, is defined by the activities of people, sometimes governed by a geographical boundary. Every culture is unique in itself. It includes language, art, music, mannerisms, religion, games, dress, rituals, law and belief.
- Man started to communicate with his few kinsmen through symbols. Mutually understood grunts became spoken communication.
- Each of the above families has had its own cultural traits. The peculiarity of each family shaped the way the language was spoken and understood amongst them.
- Social traits, which are culture dependent, also influenced language in the way different genders or classes within the same tribe or race spoke to one another.
- Over time, languages borrowed sounds, grammar and vocabulary from one another. This doesn’t necessarily mean they originated from the same region.
- As a result, different languages from their respective cultures help to understand and appreciate the evolution of the world and its people as it is today, for when man started out, language was solely meant to be the means that bridged the gap between him and his fellowmen.
Final Thoughts:
I need to find more eaiser research. It can be difficult for some readers. I have to make these things more clear.
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