Language separate from culture?

Hi,


so this might be a previous post, seeing as how I only looked at the posts from the past month or so. I'm currently working on a presentation about language, and I have run into some interesting opinions about language as it relates to culture.

I was wondering what everyone here thinks. This can be a tough subject, because you have languages like Latin or Tasmanian, which are "dead" now in terms of native speakers. I had a professor one semester, who was insistent that you cannot separate language from culture, but what if a language no longer has its culture?

It will be interesting to see what your responses are considering slang, dialects, national identities and the like. I look forward to your input.

Please help.



Thanks!



I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.



References:

www.lingq.com/forum/open-forum-in-english/language-separate-from-culture/

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