Asap plzz read the passage. excerpt from "interview with simon ortiz" by laura coltelli my formation with regards to language was the dzehni niyah of the acoma people: "the way they spoke," the way they thought and felt, the way they perceived. so the writing cannot but be fundamental. i can only be who i am as an acoma person. i cannot be anything else. tzah dze guwaah ihskah nudahsqkunuuh, "i cannot be anything else." refer to explorations in literature for a complete version of this interview. how does ortiz's use of language and words from the acoma people affect this excerpt? a. it demonstrates ortiz's point that he is part of a culture and a tradition that is incompatible with the mainstream. b. it gives this part of the reading a far more academic and professional tone. c. it reflects ortiz’s claim that ancient languages and cultures are superior to the english language and modern culture. d. it reinforces the idea that ortiz’s cultural background shaped his identity and how he views the world.