Depending on our language, we have a specific culture. For example, Americans use only a handful of words to describe snow, including the actual word snow, sleet, freezing rain and a few others. Eskimos, on the other hand, have many words to describe snow. Snow that is falling, snow on the ground, snow in blocks, and snow that makes wavy patterns each are explained through the use of separate words. Snow is a central feature in Eskimo culture.
Snow is big part of their life, thus it is essential describe it very specifically.
Culture has three different parts. These are the material, the normative and the cognitive. The material part is when people can touch things. The normative part includes such things as norms, sanctions, and behavior. The cognitive part is how people feel, how they think and imagine.