Language functions as a powerful tool for social action across the globe, shaping identities, cultures, and communities. It enables individuals to communicate ideas, emotions, and values, fostering social bonds and collective understanding. Through language, social norms and practices are transmitted and maintained, influencing behavior and societal structures. In various cultures, language acts as a means of resistance, empowerment, and solidarity, especially in marginalized groups. For instance, indigenous languages play a crucial role in preserving cultural heritage and asserting identity. Additionally, language is pivotal in social movements, where slogans and speeches mobilize and unite people towards common goals. In the digital age, social media platforms amplify the impact of language, allowing voices to transcend geographical boundaries and create global social movements. Ultimately, language as social action underscores its dynamic role in shaping human interaction and societal change. The book aims to shed light on some of the unexplored aspects of language. It provides comprehensive insights into the field of linguistics. This book attempts to assist those with a goal of delving into the field of language and social sciences.