Language practices

Language practices refer to the ways people use language in everyday life, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing. These practices are shaped by culture, social norms, and context, guiding how individuals communicate and understand each other. They influence interactions, identity, and relationships within communities. Essentially, language practices are the routines and methods through which language is applied in real situations, reflecting and reinforcing social values and connections. Understanding them helps us see how communication functions in different settings and for different groups.