4th Semester

Note on BILINGUALISM: A bilingual is a person who can speak two or more languages with equal or less equal proficiency. A society is called bilingual or multilingual if the people there speak more than one language. Bilingualism involves the study of two or more languages at the same time. …

SOCIOLINGUISTICS: Sociolinguistics studies language in relation to society. It deals with the relationship between language and society, language and man, and various troops of society. Sociolinguistics gives us a solid ground on which we can analyze and generalize our association with the society in which we live. It focuses its …

Exploring the Interplay between Language and Culture Introduction: Language and culture are intertwined aspects of human society, each shaping and influencing the other in profound ways. In this note, we will delve into the intricate relationship between language and culture, examining how language reflects cultural values, shapes social norms, and …

Introduction: Societal multilingualism refers to the coexistence and interaction of multiple languages within a society. It is a prevalent phenomenon worldwide, reflecting the diversity of cultures and identities within a community. In this note, we will delve into the various aspects of societal multilingualism, its significance, challenges, and impact on …