From the perspective of learners, one of the major problems in language teaching is to
conceive of the native speakers of target language as real person. Although grammar
books gives so called genuine examples from real life, without background knowledge
those real situations may be considered fictive by the learners. In addition providing
access into cultural aspect of language, learning culture would help learners relate the
abstract sounds and forms of a language to real people and places (Chastain, 1971).