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The relationship between language, society, and culture is presented in two forms: strong (linguistic determinism) and weak (linguistic relativism).

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English has adopted many words from other languages, especially French, enriching its vocabulary.linguistic variation reflects not only geographical differences but also social ones.

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Linguistic determinism (strong form): Argues that language completely determines how people think and perceive the world.
Linguistic relativism (weak form): It suggests that language influences thought and perception, but not absolutely.

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Relationship between words and cultural meaning

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Relationship between words and cultural meaning

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Words acquire meaning according to the importance of certain aspects in a society, which can result in an extensive vocabulary related to those aspects.

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An example of vocabulary and cultural perception is that in Asian languages such as Chinese and Japanese, there are specific terms for family members according to their age and maternal or paternal relation, highlighting the importance of family ties and hierarchy in those societies.

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Differences in English spoken in various regions reflect the influence of the cultural and physical environment.

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Sociolinguists explore how language and society influence each other, affecting perception and language use.

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Relationship between language and cultural context

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Relationship between language and cultural context

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Language is a knowledge of rules and principles more than just sounds, words, and sentences, and it is closely linked to the environment in which it is used. For example, the culture of a people is reflected in the language they use.

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The importance of the relationship between language, culture and society is crucial, as it shows that our forms of communication are closely related to the society in which we live.

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Language not only reflects cultural norms and views, but also plays an important role in the formation and transmission of social meanings.

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Interconnection between Language and Culture

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Interconnection between Language and Culture

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Language and culture are interconnected and mutually influence each other based on the physical, social, and cultural environment

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the classification of language through culture

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the classification of language through culture

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The language plays a vital role in the classification of experiences based on cultural idioms and knowledge.