The dynamics between culture and language are practically inseparable as one cannot help but influence the other. Most notably, mannerisms, norms, and a global perspective can all delegate different aspects of language onto an individual. As a bilingual American, my mind has toiled with the idea of placing both the English and Spanish language on equal terms. Yet throughout my educational career, English has been a priority and it reflects my personal experience with one language being “dominant” and the other acquiring a “subordinate role” (Yule 248). Although, a few years ago, my grandmother came to visit from Guatemala and in an instance of learning more about each other she decided to teach me a bit of Quiché.…