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Language is very important, both to communicate and to learn. Language gives us identity; it gives us an indication of where we come from.

Language also tells us about the culture of each person, highlighting their essence, where they come from, their customs, their traits, and their identity. Culture is everywhere and in all people.

Culture and language also serve as tools for learning since they are ways to communicate and express ourselves in the way we want.
Alcieri Matias.

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We learned a practical, multi-purpose discipline designed to empower your students to understand, communicate, and achieve specific goals outside their own cultures. Develop the ability to question the cultural preconceptions present in their own culture and other cultural manifestations.
Karen Zamora.

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English is the most important language on the planet right now. We studied how this is used in countries where English is not the first language, and with this subject, I learned how important language is in the culture of every country, how we express ourselves about our traditions feeling or something else about the language in all the world.

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The language reflects the experiences and ways of seeing the world that its speakers have and also the language provides identity,  that's why languages ​​are like doors to different worlds.
Pecci Candela

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Language, culture, history and identity are deeply interconnected aspects of human existence.  Language is one of the most important aspects of human communication and the main tool through which we convey our thoughts, ideas, emotions, identity and culture. Our culture also plays an important role in shaping our identity and gives us a sense of belonging. And through history, it provides us with a record of our collective past, documenting the achievements, struggles and experiences of human societies. It helps us understand how civilisations have evolved and how cultures have interacted.

Mariana Palacio

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Culture, history and language are part of a country´s identity. We know that within country there can be a contribution from others cultures and through them we learn and share ours.

Alejandra Alegre

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Through language, history, interculturality and identity we have learnt about our culture and different cultures around the world. We have discovered new ways to interact with people, and we are learning techniques to embrace and accept everyone’s identities. 

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Through language, history, interculturality and identity we have learnt about our culture and different cultures around the world. We have discovered new ways to interact with people, and we are learning techniques to embrace and accept everyone’s identities. 

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We learned about our culture and even other people´s culture, with their history, traditions or religion.
It's an important way to guide all the students to acquire an adequate cultural formation with emphasis on historical , literary and traditions.

To sum up, intercultural studies allow english teachers to aproach the sociohistorical and cultural aspects of english speaking people arund the world.
Varas,A.

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Culture is a complex combination of social aspects. In fact, it is so complex that there might be many cultures inside one. This is called Multiculturalism.

A people's identity is actually defined by their culture. They have a history, a language, traditions and manners that represent and unite them. The  challenge of a Nation is to include and integrate this multiculturalism for them to become intercultural.

So far, we have tackled ways to interact with interculturalism, not only as citizens but also through the role we play as teachers. Intercultural studies have given us perspective on respecting others and embracing our own beliefs. The picture above, I believe, represents all the subjects we have made a point on during the subject.

Victoria Cottone