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Present what you know about the relationship between language and culture. Give examples for illustration.

Present what you know about the relationship between language and culture. Give examples for illustration. 53obP
Language and culture are closely related. A certain language that exists always has a close relationship with the social – cultural context. If the communicator does not pay attention to the cultural factor in the language, it is very difficult to successfully communicate that language. With this reason, beside language ability, language learners must understand how that language is used in specific social – cultural contexts. Therefore, we need to understand the relationship between language and culture. Language is a system of “speech, manual, or written symbols” that humans use to communicate. It enables us to communicate, interpret, and play. Language helps us to share with others and identify ourselves. A group of people’s characteristics and patterns of behavior define their culture. Language, arts, and customs are the basic categories we use to characterize culture. Culture teaches us how to think, communicate with others, and perceive our surroundings. This is your cultural perspective. Culture is often used to identify or separate people into groups. Western culture, Eastern culture, and African culture, for example. Therefore, language is often accompanied with culture. Within a social community, culture and language share human beliefs, realities, and actions. Whether it’s national folklore or everyday conversation, language and culture go hand in hand. Depending on where you grew up, language will be different. We pick up on those behaviors, expressions, and intonations from the people around us. For example, in Vietnam, with the word “ a bowl”, in the north people often say “ cái bát “, in the central they call “ cái đọi”, and in the south it is “ cái chén”. Pitch, intonation, speech rate, facial expressions, and hesitation noises are examples of paralanguage. It has a significant influence on the language we use. In generally, language is related to all features of human life in society. Comprehension of the surrounding culture is key to learning a language. The language also allows for the development and evolution of cultural values.
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language
that exists always has a close relationship with the social
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cultural
context. If the communicator does not pay attention to the
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cultural
factor in the
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language
, it is
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difficult to
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communicate
that
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language
. With this reason, beside
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language
ability,
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language
learners
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must
understand how that
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language
is
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used
in specific social
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–
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cultural
contexts.
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, we need to understand the relationship between
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language
and culture.

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use
to
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communicate
. It enables us to
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communicate
, interpret, and play.
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Language
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helps
us to share with others and identify ourselves. A group of
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people’s
characteristics and patterns of behavior define their
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culture
.
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Language
, arts, and customs are the basic categories we
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use to
characterize
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culture
.
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Culture
teaches us how to
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think
,
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communicate
with others, and perceive our surroundings. This is your
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cultural
perspective.
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Culture
is
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often
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used
to identify or separate
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people
into groups. Western
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culture
, Eastern
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culture
, and African
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culture
,
for example
.
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,
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language
is
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often
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accompanied with
culture.

Within a social community,
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culture
and
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language
share human beliefs, realities, and actions. Whether it’s national folklore or everyday conversation,
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language
and
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culture
go hand in hand. Depending on where you grew up,
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language
will be
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different
. We pick up on those behaviors, expressions, and intonations from the
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people
around us.
For example
, in Vietnam, with the word
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“
a bowl”, in the north
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people
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often
say
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cái
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bát
“, in the central they call
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cái
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đọi
”, and in the south it is
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“
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cái
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chén
”. Pitch, intonation, speech rate, facial expressions, and hesitation noises are examples of
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paralanguage
. It has a significant influence on the
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language
we
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use
.

In
generally
,
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language
is related
to all features of human life in society. Comprehension of the surrounding
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culture
is key to learning a
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language
. The
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language
also
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allows
for the development and evolution of
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cultural
values.
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IELTS essay Present what you know about the relationship between language and culture. Give examples for illustration.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
327 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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