Grammar and syntax are not key elements of cultural language and communication, as they are universal aspects of language that are not specific to a particular culture.

In cultural communication, language serves multiple functions, including conveying information, expressing emotions, and establishing social relationships.

Body language, such as gestures, facial expressions, and posture, is a form of non-verbal communication that conveys messages without words.

Accommodation is the process of adapting one's communication style to match that of another person or group.

Cross-cultural communication can be challenging due to language barriers, cultural misunderstandings, and differences in non-verbal communication.

Linguistic hegemony refers to the use of language to maintain or reinforce social hierarchies, often by privileging the language of a dominant group.

Cultural language barriers can include different words for the same concept, different grammatical structures, and different pronunciations.

Second language acquisition refers to the process of learning and using a language other than one's native language.

Bilingualism has been associated with enhanced cognitive abilities, improved academic performance, and greater job opportunities.

Cultural studies is the interdisciplinary field that examines the relationship between language and culture.

Cultural taboos in language can include using certain words in certain contexts, discussing certain topics in public, and making certain gestures.

Register refers to the process of adapting language to a specific audience or context.

Cultural differences in communication style can include different ways of greeting each other, expressing emotions, and using body language.

The use of language to create or maintain social solidarity can be referred to as social bonding, social cohesion, or social integration.

Cultural language practices can include using specific words or phrases in certain situations, following certain rules of grammar and syntax, and using certain gestures or body language.