Abstract
This article explores the significance of linguacultural studies in the field of linguistics, emphasizing its role in understanding the interconnection between language, culture, and national identity. The research demonstrates that linguacultural analysis offers a comprehensive view of how cultural values and worldviews are reflected and transmitted through language. The study highlights the increasing importance of linguacultural competence in multilingual and multicultural settings.
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