Linguistic anthropologists study the relationship between language and culture. They explore how language shapes social identities, group memberships, and cultural practices. By examining languages in various communities, they gain insights into how people communicate and understand their world. These researchers often analyze language use in different contexts, such as rituals, storytelling, and everyday conversations. They may also investigate how languages evolve over time and how they reflect social changes. Through their work, linguistic anthropologists contribute to our understanding of human behavior and cultural diversity.