Evidence indicates fundamental differences between group concerning the “culture of language.” That is, cultures hold beliefs about the nature of talk, nonverbal behavior, silence, and so on. Cultures can be compared regarding their expectations of verbal communication style. Verbal communication style means the choice of words as such, along with nonverbal messages and certain themes conveyed. Based on topics such as impression formation. Assertiveness and control, tolerance for ambiguity, tolerance for silence, and high information expectations, a formidable list of themes expressed in verbal style stands out. Language in culture conveys dynamic messages beyond the words themselves as seen in verbal style usage.
We can illustrate samples of this “culture of language” in several ways by listing major categories experienced in many of the world.