The study process carried out in the language and culture course has taught us the eminent social character that languages or language have and the importance that it represents as undergraduate students in a foreign language with an emphasis on English, recognizing that this is not an isolated entity. that inhabits a world different from ours; On the contrary: we create, learn, reflect, love, satisfy our needs and even hate through language.

Furthermore, language or language are the vehicles that allow us to have identity as citizens of a community or country with our own values and culture. To recognize ourselves as speakers is to recognize ourselves in our humanity, individuality, and community with the world. Knowing a language is not a merely academic or specialized activity, since we can all use it. We are part of it, we improve it, we modify it and we create culture and identity.

It is a culture in the Himalayas, specifically the Gorkha culture, it is a people native to Nepal. The Gurkhas have their origin in a population in north India. Gorkha identity in India revolves around a fulcrum of ambivalence as it seeks to articulate a separate cultural identity and relocate itself within Indian citizenship and national culture. The language there, Nepali, is one of the 22 officially recognized languages in India, as well as one of the major approved Indian literary languages. Gorkha is known as a classic and cultural city. People are friendly people with a genuine tradition of hospitality.