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Cross-cultural communication is important for business opportunities, job opportunities, improving contributions in diverse workforces, sharing views and ideas, talent development, and understanding diverse markets. As globalization increases contact between cultures, overcoming cultural barriers like differences in language and cultural anxiety is important. Effective cross-cultural communication involves slowing speech, asking one question at a time, using limited nonverbal communication in low-context cultures, and explaining technical language.
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Language is used as a medium of expression. We use language to express our ideas, emotions, feelings or to communicate with others. It is easy to do in our mother tongue or the first language. But if we want to express our ideas, emotions, feelings in second language or a foreign language the difficulty occurs. It is not that it is a different language but because among the different barrier the cultural barrier is one that is creating obstacles in learning a foreign language or second language. The issue of language barrier is particularly critical during an intercultural service encounters for ESL customers. This article presents the cultural barrier of learning a foreign language or second language and it also provide information how we can overcome the cultural barrier successfully in learning a language. This article provide a survey report which was conducted on 100 students of a university in Bangladesh which provide information what type of cultural barrier they face in learning a foreign language.ELT2-Week-5-Presentation.pptx
This document defines and compares bilingualism and multilingualism. Bilingualism refers to possessing two languages, while multilingualism refers to possessing three or more languages. Both provide cognitive benefits such as being more creative, flexible, and better at multitasking. They also improve educational and job opportunities. However, multilingualism additionally enhances cultural awareness and appreciation of local languages.
Intercultural Communication
Intercultural Communication (Intercultural communication ) is communication that occurs between people who have different cultures (can be of different race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic, or a combination of all these differences). Culture is a way of life that is developed and embraced by a group of people and runs from generation to generation.
Relationship between language, culture, and identity
This document discusses the relationship between language, culture, and identity. It argues that language and culture influence each other mutually - language is shaped by culture but also shapes culture. Membership in a cultural group influences one's identity. The levels of identification conveyed through language include nationality, social class, gender, generation, and profession. Language determines ways of thinking through influencing cognition as proposed in the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Overall, the document presents language, culture and identity as intricately interconnected and constantly evolving.
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Language, culture, and identity are intricately related. Culture influences the formation of language through concepts like lexicon and grammar. In turn, language shapes how people think and perceive reality. One's identity is strongly tied to both their native language and culture through levels like nationality, social class, gender, generation, and profession. Thought processes differ across cultures due to linguistic relativity, which is the idea that language impacts thought. Overall, the relationship between language, culture, and identity is complex and dynamic.
Intercultural Communication
This PPT is based on intercultural communication. It includes definition, types, background, view of researchers, major aspects of human interaction communication.
The Importance Of Language And Culture
This document discusses the relationship between language and culture. It argues that language is central to culture, as culture is transmitted orally through language. Understanding another culture's subtle meanings requires knowledge of its language. Different languages reflect different ways of categorizing the world and processing information. As cultures see the world differently, their languages express different beliefs and values. Language influences thought processes and is integral to cultural identity.
Cross cultural communication
This document discusses cross-cultural communication and provides tips for improving it. Cross-cultural communication involves understanding other cultures' values, behaviors, and communication styles in order to successfully form relationships. Like learning a language, it requires instruction and practice. The document then lists 10 tips for cross-cultural communication, such as slowing down, avoiding negative questions, checking meanings, and maintaining cultural etiquette. It also discusses how cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings if not properly understood and addressed.
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The document discusses communication in multicultural settings. It defines different types of intercultural communication like interracial, interethnic, international, and intracultural. It also discusses challenges like cultural differences, lack of shared knowledge or beliefs, and differences in communication styles between high-context and low-context cultures. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding intercultural communication and enhancing intercultural competence to communicate effectively across cultures.
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This document discusses local, global, and glocal communication in multicultural settings. It begins by outlining the objectives of understanding culturally appropriate terms and adopting cultural awareness in communication. It then defines different types of communication, including local communication within communities, global communication in an increasingly interconnected world, and glocal communication that conveys a core message globally while integrating local particularities. The document also discusses intercultural communication challenges like ethnocentrism, stereotyping, and prejudice, as well as strategies for improving intercultural communication such as developing cultural sensitivity, seeking shared understanding, and managing differing beliefs. Finally, it outlines different language varieties like dialects, accents, registers, and styles that are used in both spoken and
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Globalization has contributed to the spread of multilingualism by increasing interconnectedness between nations through economic trade, technology, and communication. For example, Japan has increased foreign language education by bringing in more foreign professors and students and sending its own students abroad. Transnational mobility of populations also influences multilingualism as families who move to another country need to learn the local language to communicate and integrate. Additionally, the rise of the internet and technology since the 1990s has increased the need for English and multilingual skills as most online content is in English.
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The document discusses intercultural communication and provides definitions from various sources. It describes intercultural communication as the study of how people from different cultures communicate and perceive the world. Intercultural communication examines influences from fields like anthropology, psychology and communication studies. It also looks at how researchers have defined and applied intercultural communication concepts to areas such as business, education and healthcare. Barriers to effective intercultural communication include anxiety, assumptions, language differences, stereotypes and a tendency to evaluate other cultures. Ways to improve intercultural skills involve learning about other cultures, being respectful, avoiding slang, and increasing self and other awareness.
Culture and Identity through English as a Lingua Franca.pdf
Here are 3 discussion questions to spark further conversation:
1. How has your sense of cultural identity evolved over time? What factors have influenced its development?
2. In what ways does language use shape and reflect cultural identity? Can you think of examples from your own experience?
3. With increasing globalization and exposure to diverse cultures, how might notions of cultural identity continue to change in the future? What opportunities and challenges might this present?
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Here are 3 discussion questions to spark further conversation:
1. How has your sense of cultural identity evolved over time? What factors have influenced its development?
2. In what ways does language influence how we see ourselves and relate to others? Can you think of examples from your own experiences?
3. With increasing globalization and exposure to diverse cultures, how might notions of cultural identity continue to change in the future? What opportunities and challenges might this present?
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Intercultural relations is a relatively new field of social science that studies how to see the world through the eyes of other cultures. It aims to train students to understand, communicate with, and accomplish goals outside their own cultures. Effective intercultural communication is important as globalization and multicultural workforces have shrunk the world. Developing cultural sensitivity involves recognizing both similarities and differences between cultures without making judgments. Comparing cultures requires understanding factors like relationships to the environment, time orientation, and views of human nature. Theories provide frameworks for analyzing differences in areas such as power distance, individualism, and uncertainty avoidance.
Developing socio linguistics awareness in the Indian classroom
Sociolinguistics is the descriptive study of the effect of any and all aspects of society, including cultural norms, expectations, and context, on the way language is used, and society's effect on language. It differs from sociology of language, which focuses on the effect of language on society.
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- 2. the way of life of a people passed down from one generation to the next through learning. Cross-cultural communication is a field of study that looks at how people from differing cultural backgrounds communicate, in similar and different ways among themselves, and how they Endeavour to communicate across cultures. Intercultural communication is a related field of study.
- 3. Why Cross Culture Communication is important ? ◦ Business Opportunities ◦ Job Opportunities ◦ Improves the contribution of employees in a diverse workforce ◦ Sharing of views and ideas ◦ Talent improvisation ◦ An understanding of diverse market Globalization: Cross border movement of people, goods and data brings more and more cultures into contact with one another and increases the potential of cross culture communication.
- 4. Language: Language is one of the most obvious cultural barriers. Differences in language can render two human beings completely incapable of talking to one another. anxiety: We live in a culturally diverse world. People will encounter individuals from different races, religions, and nationalities in their day to day encounters. There is often anxiety surrounding unfamiliar cultures.
- 6. Slow Down Even when English is the common language in a cross cultural situation, this does not mean you should speak at normal speed. Slow down, speak clearly and ensure your pronunciation is intelligible. Separate Questions Try not to ask double questions such as, "Do you want to carry on or shall we stop here?" In a cross cultural situation only the first or second question may have been comprehended. Let your listener answer one question at a time.
- 8. Nonverbal Communication: In low-context cultures, such as in academic communities, communication is mostly verbal and written. Very little information is this culture is communicate nonverbally. Verbal Communication: Avoid use of technical phrases, jargon , and acronyms. Explain the meaning of technical language and acronyms throughout your conversation or presentation.