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This document discusses intercultural learning and its benefits. Intercultural learning aims to increase tolerance and understanding of other cultures through preparation to live and work in a diverse global society. It allows people to develop intercultural sensitivity, feel more comfortable with other cultures, and improve communication and understanding of unfamiliar cultures, including learning other languages more effectively.
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