LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND THEIR INTERPRETATION

Abstract

This article discusses culture as an integral part of language and examines the close relationship between language and culture as two inseparable phenomena of human communication. It highlights the interconnectedness between linguistic expression and cultural values, showing how language not only reflects but also shapes cultural identity and worldview. The study addresses multiple questions around languages, such as the role of language in preserving cultural heritage, the challenges of language shift and loss in multilingual contexts, and the necessity of safeguarding endangered languages. Special attention is given to the interpretation of culture through language in both everyday interaction and academic discourse, as well as the importance of intercultural communication in a globalized world. By analyzing theoretical perspectives and practical examples, the article emphasizes that understanding the mutual influence of language and culture is essential for effective communication, education, and the preservation of human diversity.