Abstract Fundamental in the evolution and development of a society is the cultural heritage and language cogently bonded to form a distinct and homogenous cultural and social identity. Yet, every society ideally visioning a homogenous, distinct and unmixed with other cultures is somehow a defect or dislocation of consciousness in correspondence to the reality outside. The influx of immigrants originating from different countries brought a significant failure to the ideal vision of homogenized and distinct culture of the host society. The affluence of diverse culture and language established a basic and eternal debate on cultural and linguistic allusions. This study seeks to identify major effects and concurrent solutions on both the cultural and linguistic paradigms. Using cultural and linguistic methods of analysis, invoking both qualitative and quantitative approaches, and using three dimensional designs of survey me...