Language is a Reflection of Customs and Values of a Nation

The phenomenon called “language” has been the main study problem of representatives of world science and interest in it is being continued even at the present. What is recognized by all scientists is that language, society, culture, national traditions and values are interconnected and cannot be separated from each other. The next very important issue is that all languages of the world serve their nation equally well. So, there are no rich, poor, developed or underdeveloped languages. No one has the right to call them "rich" or "poor", even if the number of words in languages is different, because each language serves its nation equally and completely. If a native speaker finds it difficult to express his thoughts, he either creates a new word based on his own language or borrows words from neighboring languages. The next one, that is, word acquisition, is an active product of globalization.