Exploring the Possible Relationships among Culture, Thought, and Language

The primary aim of this qualitative, library research is to explore the potential relationships among culture, thought, and language. Human beings have overachieved purposes in their lives through attending to complicated thoughts, exchanging thoughts and acting based on them. Thinking includes a wide spectrum of mental activities. Language is the universal means by which thoughts are exchanged. Learning a mother tongue needs no teaching and can be utilized effortlessly that has remained a puzzle in psycholinguistics. The results approve of the existing relationship among culture, thought, and language. Many a hypothesis will be discussed in this paper with regard to the three interrelated variables to provide a clear picture of the issue.