Language, culture, and social cognition

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According to UNESCO data, there are about 6000 languages in the world. Nevertheless there are only about 150–200 languages that are spoken by more than 1,000,000 people (UNESCO Weltbericht/World news 2009). Language does not only function as a means of communication. It is a form of verbal expression of the human mind that contains the identity, values, norms, rules, customs, habits, and views of a language community. The diversity of languages in the world reflects the verbal expressions of the minds of various language communities.

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Darmojuwono, S. (2016). Language, culture, and social cognition. Wacana. Faculty of Humanities, University of Indonesia. https://doi.org/10.17510/wacana.v17i1.430

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