The correct answer is True.
The patterns and subtleties within a language often reveal a great deal about the people who speak it.
For example, language in which sentences begin with a subject (Subject, Verb, Object sentences) are emphasizing the doer. In this sense, people who form sentences this way believe in the importance of the subject.
Other cultures form sentences that lead with the verb (Verb, Subject, Object). In this case, they are emphasizing the action being performed rather than any one individual.
