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Our perception of the world depends to a great

extent on the language we speak

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(nafila tuzzahroti albustaani) (Nayla shofia)

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(nafila tuzzahroti albustaani) (Nayla shofia)

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our perception of the world is significantly influenced by the language we speak, as proposed by the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.

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Language shapes perception, as shown by the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and examples of how different languages classify snow.

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Our perception of the world depends on the language we speak.

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Language significantly influences our perception of the world, as demonstrated by the varying words for snow in different languages.

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Eskimo languages have up to 32 different words for snow, distinguishing between different types.

The ancient Aztec languages used only one word for snow, cold, and ice, treating them as a single phenomenon.

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Examples include the multiple words for snow in Eskimo languages and the same word for snow, cold, and ice in ancient Aztec languages.

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(Nafila Tuzzahroti Albustaani) ( Nayla Sofia)

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(Nafila Tuzzahroti Albustaani) ( Nayla Sofia)

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the various words for snow in Eskimo languages and the single word for snow, cold, and ice in ancient Aztec languages.

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According to the paragraph, the example is the Eskimo language. This language consists of 32 different words for snow.

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Language differences shapes our perception of the world.

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A classic example of the relationship between language and perception is…

For instance…

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The examples begin with the words and phrases "For instance" and "Thus."

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(Nafila Tuzzahroti Albustaani) (Nayla Sofia)

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(Nafila Tuzzahroti Albustaani) (Nayla Sofia)

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"For instance" and "Thus."

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Eskimo languages have as many as 32 different words for snow.

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For example

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“ thus “ and “ for instance “

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