1. Culture is also learnt culture is a learned behaviour as human beings learn from their own culture. Thus we can say that culture establishes a pattern of life without which it is difficult to live. This example will make your understanding more clear. We often feel very uncomfortable when we travel to another country and take to another way of life. Coming from a different cultural background.

2. Leaving it far behind and adapting to a new cultural set up seems to be very difficult. This is because all cultures are not the same. They vary from place to place.

3. Enculturation is a process of education without a formal school. It is learning about one's own culture in order to become a member of one's society. It is a process that differs from one society to another. Enculturation is a continuous process of teaching and learning of all aspects of culture. It is not limited to physical activities such as food or dress, nor does it limit to the language we speak. It includes values, norms, attitudes, morality and everything both mental and physical.

Example: Learning the culture begins from birth and continues throughout life. Children born to Indian parents in India learn an alien culture if they are encultured in an alien environment from their childhood. Here, we should note that culture is a group phenomenon and not an individual one. It pertains to society or to the people who share a way of life though a process of learning.