Hindi : The Cultural And Linguistic Phenomenon

Pakistan is about 96% Muslim. Religion shapes the lives of Pakistanis and is a part of their culture. Wherever a person lives, the environment becomes a part of their culture and life. A person’s thinking and understanding changes with time. The poetry of Imtiaz Dharkar, which was influenced by cultural background, has contributed the literary canon.

I have no knowledge of either Sanskrit or Arabic—but I have done what I could to form a correct estimate of their value. I have read translations of the most celebrated Arabic and Sanskrit works. I have conversed both here and at home with men distinguished by their proficiency in the Eastern tongues. I am quite ready to take the Oriental learning at the valuation of the Orientalists themselves. I have never found one among them who could deny that a single shelf of a good European library was worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia …

In the article, the author’s methodology is of an opinionated aspect, he uses a mixture of primary and secondary sources like personal journals, records, magazines, and news outlet to influence his thoughts, to be able to write his article. As indicated, “The most "Indian-like" interpreters usually survived the longest...” (Fausz, 1987, p.64). In correspondence, the author’s

After independence in 1947, India adopted Hindi as its national language and decided to make it an official language too. But in a multilingual country like India, establishing an official language was not an easy task. There were, however, several problems with selecting Hindi. After independence, the hatred feelings for British rule indulged with English languages, it reminds Indian mass of the colonial rulers. However, there was also a section of people who believed that the English language has contributed somehow in the freedom struggle of India and is having the capacity to do much good for independent India too. The difference in opinion of these two sections of Indians was one of the causes of language dispute. All these had created

It is common for languages to take words, phrases and meanings from one another, and this is no different than English taking from Greek and Latin. While some Greek or Latin words have been changed into prefixes and suffixes, others have become phrases, and even events have garnered their own meaning by today’s standards. This includes the adaptation to technology, science, military purposes and even everyday use, many of which are significant in their own respective area.

Being under the British rule, English language was used as a language of education and a medium of expression among Indians. It is the Indian writing in English which gave the voice of Indian culture to the outside world. India’s Linguistic diversity adds to the richness of Indian culture and every region of India has a highly developed literary tradition with excellent writers of national, and a few of international fame. The regional literature of India since the ancient times has travelled an extensive path to gain the shape that it possesses in present Indian panorama.

In the tribe there is no equivalent in the language. They have one language but many dialects, Such as: “Gwich’in; Sahtu; Deh Cho; Tlicho; and, Akaitcho”

Languages that are spoken and studied today have been transformed, molded and evolved into their current state. Many different factors have influenced the changes and explain the evolution each language has made. The Hebrew Bible illustrates the tale of Babylon. This tale provides a simple explanation that accounts for the difference seen among languages. Demographics and geography attribute to the evolution languages have made as well. Each approach gives a different perspective to the transformation languages have made.

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Islamic culture is a rapid expansion of Arab culture. It is followed by Muslims and it includes all the practices which are developed under the Islam. Likewise, Quranic is the practices in which Muslim follows (Salat) prayers. At the same time, there are variations in the Islamic beliefs in different cultures and traditions (Vargas-Hernández et al., 2010). However, variations exist in the language also as different cultured people use a

When it comes to Arabic language, it would be worth mentioning to say that during Middle Ages, mathematics and science received great boost in Arab-Islamic far-flung civilization, that stretched as far as Asia. With the passage of time through commercial, scholarly and military contacts, Europe also absorbed learning of the more advanced civilization. Contacts with Arab world did play important role to simulate Europe’s intellectual and cultural renewal in

Throughout history men have always been consider to be the more dominant and aggressive sex therefore allowing them to take on more of a powerful and leadership like role amongst their community. Although this sort of power has been in play for generations it has allowed for woman to not always be able to express their opinions on a particular subject or be heard by the male population at all. In today’s society we still see many examples of how men are still dominating culture and the language that surrounds it through the idea of muted group theory and the relationship it has between men and woman

Indian English is a distinct variety of the English language. Many Indians claim that it is very similar to British English, but this opinion is based on a surface level examination of lexical similarities. Of course, one must keep in mind that not every linguistic item is used by every Indian English speaker and that a great deal of regional and educational differentiation exists. Even so, items can be identified which are indicative of Indian English speech and which are widely used.

Language is one of the ways anthropological ways culture is formed and retained. Influenced by location, individual backgrounds and intermingling with others of different backgrounds, languages change often and rapidly. In the beginning of the English language and culture, the only way to intermingle was to conquer or be conquered. Dialects mixed, religion developed and histories, lof and entertainment were found nightly at the Mead-Hall. Although the entire family is not in one physical place, in 2014, most people are logging on to social media at night to share stories and memories while checking out the latest hashtags and earning ‘likes’.

This paper aims to show the impact of culture on English language learning in Arabic World. Language and culture are inseparable and can be simply described as two sides of the same coin. Understanding of culture is very important for understanding any language. Mitchell and Myles (2004) argue that “language and culture are not separate but acquired together, with each providing support for the development of the other” (p. 235). Differences of culture may cause many mistakes. This paper aims at answering the bewildering questions: 1. what is the effect of Arabic culture on learning English language. 2. What are the difficulties that Arab students face in learning English language due to the differences in culture? Language not only changes people’s values and habits, but also affects people’s identity and behaviors. While English language learning involves a number of different skills, including grammar, writing, listening and speaking so this paper will show the impact of Arabic culture on learning these four language skills. Also, we cannot ignore the impact of language on the culture of the people. Language and culture are extricabley connected.