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Cross-cultural communication is the study of how people from different cultural backgrounds communicate within and across cultures. It examines types of cross-cultural communication like trans-culturalism, trans-nationalism, and multi-culturalism. Barriers to cross-cultural communication include individual barriers, social barriers, and linguistic barriers between cultures.
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Please, visit www.iene7.eu .
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