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[Roman55]

However, here "English culture" refers specifically to the culture of England.

Isn't that what it means?

Sorry if that comes across as facetious, but honestly.

 

[Tdol]

English literature usually doesn't refer exclusively to the country, so it is a meaning that may be worth pointing out.

 

[Skrej]

Isn't that what it means?

Sorry if that comes across as facetious, but honestly.

We get a lot of questions which demonstrate that the poster isn't aware of the distinction between language and culture, and just assume that customs are the same for everyone who speaks a common language.

Since I couldn't tell for sure the OP actually meant British culture, or if it was just a lucky turn of phrase meant to refer to a mistaken assumption of shared culture across language, I felt it was fair to point the distinction out.

 

[Roman55]

Fair enough.

 

[jiang]

Thank you !

 

[jiang]

Like!

 

[jiang]

My problem is the "Thank" and "like' button do not work.

 

[jiang]

Like!

 

[Roman55]

I think we get the idea.