The reason comes from understanding the difference between language and culture. Culture is defined as the social system that frameworks the behavior, values, views and actions of a group of people. It also defines the way a person learns and what he/she learns, how he/she interacts with the environment, among other things. Language, makes part of a culture, but it is simply understood as the means by which we communicate to others that which makes us who we are: our thoughts, emotions and opinions. While language is related to culture in that the first is an important element of the second, they are two separate and unique characteristics of human behavior. When people in relationships generate a system of communication (language) that is unique to a group, they are not creating a new "culture", because culture encompasses a lot more than just language production.
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