THE PROBLEMS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Keywords:
intercultural communication, english language, cultural differences, language proficiency, communication styles, misinterpretations, nonverbal communication, intercultural competence.Abstract
This article explores the challenges and complexities that arise when individuals from different cultural backgrounds communicate in English and the impact of power dynamics, stereotypes, and ethnocentrism on intercultural communication in English. It also addresses the role of nonverbal communication, such as body language and gestures, in cross-cultural interactions. Additionally, the article examines the influence of globalization and technology on intercultural communication in the English language, emphasizing the need for intercultural competence and sensitivity in today's interconnected world.
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