A An individual's cultural identity is completely unrelated to the language they use, as language is merely a system of communication.
B The use of a global language, such as English, always results in the complete cultural assimilation of local communities into Anglo-American culture.
C Language functions as a medium for cultural expression, allowing a community's values, traditions, and narratives to be transmitted and preserved.
D The adoption of English as a secondary language in a country has no impact on the perception of national or cultural identity among its speakers.
E In bilingual contexts, speakers' cultural identities are always uniform, without influence from the dominant language.