This document provides guidance on writing a project on the relationship between language and culture. It discusses defining a topic that interests the reader, organizing an engaging presentation with examples and visuals, and concluding effectively. Potential topics, thesis statements, and interesting facts about the connection between language and culture are also presented.

1. COMPLETE GUIDE ON
HOW TO PREPARE A
PROJECT ON THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
A LANGUAGE AND A
CULTURE

2. TIPS ON WRITING A STRONG PROJECT ON THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND
CULTURE
01
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WHAT IS A PROJECT PAPER?
It is a kind of a paper that requires students to use their fact-finding and analytical
skills; the material can be taken either from the Internet or from gathering data
empirically.
TIPS TO START WRITING A PROJECT PAPER:02.
Make up a catchy topic. Choose an issue on the relation between a language and
culture that will impress your audience.
Mull over some creative ways to present the project. Use some visuals,
interesting examples, diagrams, etc. to show the relation between a language and
culture.
Organize an imitative presentation. Ask your friends interested in languages and
culture to listen to you and you will see whether your project is effective.
Create a catchy ending. You can involve your listeners to sum up the project
asking them questions or showing a film to sum up your project, etc.

3. 1. Discussing the Relationship Between Language and Culture
2. Cultural Learning in Language Education
3. The Relationship between Language and Culture and the
Implications for Language Teaching
4. How Does Culture Influence Language?
5. The Role Culture Plays in Learning the Second Language
6. The Role of Culture in Cross-Cultural Communication
7. The Relationship Between Language, Culture and Gender
7+ TOPICS FOR A PROJECT PROJECT ON THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND
CULTURE
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4. 5 IDEAS FOR THESIS STATEMENTS FOR A
PROJECT ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
01
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In Hong Kong a majority of Cantonese speaking Chinese students have to learn in
English - their second language - from a team of multicultural academics, for whom
English may also be a second language.
03. Language always carries meanings and references beyond itselfю The meanings
of a particular language represent the culture of a particular social group.
02. Culture is a product of the human mind and it is defined, propagated and sustained
through language.
04. Since each culture has its own language set and ways of communicating, cross
cultural communications can be quite difficult for individuals.
05. In approximately 80% of the world’s languages, women may communicate at a
deficit which is specified as the ‘woman register’ and this places them as inferior to
men. This leads to social friction when genders from diverse cultures communicate.

5. 5+ INTERESTING FACTS FOR A PROJECT ON THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND
CULTURE
01
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Language and culture are unique human abilities. The ability to create a
structured language for communication is what makes humans and our culture
distinct from other species. Humans learn their culture through language and
foreign cultures are also transmitted through language.
02.
Language influences culture. Language influences culture in diverse ways and
provides people from other cultures with a window into understanding cultures other
than theirs. Studies show that the vocabulary of any language tends to place
emphasis on words that are considered to be adaptively important to the
corresponding culture. Therefore learning the terminologies commonly used by a
culture provides a measure of understanding of the way of life of its people.
03.
The relationship between language, culture and gender. Studies have shown
that the language used by specific genders fluctuates in almost every culture.

6. 5+ INTERESTING FACTS FOR A PROJECT ON
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND
CULTURE
04
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The culture plays a major role in language. Humans are born without a
language but are born with language-acquisition faculties which enable us
learn languages. Research shows that humans learn their local language
through cultural transmission rather than from formal learning. This research
goes further to state that to understand specific words and literary terms of a
language, an individual must be familiar with the culture of that society.
05
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There is a strong relationship between language and culture in numbers.
There are approximately 6,000 different languages in the world and these are
shared among the 9,000 different cultures currently existing on earth. Linguists
have shown concern that 5% of the least used languages in the world are in
danger of becoming extinct and in the next 100 years, 90% of all world
languages will either be extinct or moribund. Lastly, an entire way of thinking
— cultures — gets lost to the human race each time a language goes extinct.
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7. 1. David, E (2013). The Relationship between Language and
Culture. http://www2.lib.nifs-k.ac.jp/HPBU/annals/an46/46-11.pdf
2. Campbell, L. (1997). The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.
http://venus.va.com.au/suggestion/sapir.html
3. Stern, H. (2009). Fundamental concepts of language teaching 4,
6.
4. Thanasoulas, D. (2001). Radical Pedagogy: The importance of
teaching culture in the foreign language classroom.
http://www.radicalpedagogy.org/radicalpedagogy.org/About_this_
Journal.html
5. Dhur, K. (2004). General Introduction to Sociology: A theoretical
perspective.
6. Campbell, L. (1997). The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.
http://venus.va.com.au/suggestion/sapir.html
7. Crystal, D. (2002). The English Language 38-45.
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