Abstract

Conclusion. The primary conclusion highlighted and validated in the research is that the results hold considerable importance for educators, policymakers, and curriculum designers engaged in the creation and execution of language education initiatives.

Keywords: Indonesian language, language acquisition, linguistics, secondary education, cultural understanding

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