CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

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CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

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Intercultural communication and Language Teaching

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Linell Davis` five metaphors about culture:
What is Culture?

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CULTURE
Group which shapes a person values and identity.Culture is formed:
Race
Ethnicitiy
Gender
Class & Religion
Country of origin
Geographic region

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CROSS – CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Cross-cultural communication is a field of study that looks at how people from differing cultural blackgrounds communicate, in similar and different ways among themselves, and how they endeavor to communicate across cultures.

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CROSS CULTURE
Age
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Value
Customs
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Gender
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Ethnacity
Country
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It is known that in teaching a foreign language it is important to develop not only the language skills of students, but also their intercultural communication competence. Intercultural communication, international cultural competence, differences between cultures play an important role in language learning and teaching, and extra-linguistic aspects of intercultural communication (worldview, rituals, customs, human language, taboos, stereotypes, the role of society in multiculturalism,
image, symbols) it is important to use culturally appropriate features in communication (greetings, ways of expressing politeness, ways of addressing, idioms, etc.) as well as to explore aspects of another language culture.

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Important to companies due to the growth of global business, technology, and the Internet.
Language differences, High-Context vs. Low-context cultures, Non-Verbal differences and power distance are major factors affect cross-ccultural communication
Understanding of how people from different cultures speak, communicate and perceive the world around them

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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
Business Opportunities
Job Opportunities
Sharing of views and ideas
Talent Improvisation
Understanding of Diverse Market

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VERBAL COMMUNICATION
Use of sounds and words t oexpress yourself.
Includes:
Face-Face Communication
Telephone Communication
Radio / TV

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NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
Communication through sending and receiving wordless clues.
Includes:
Eye-contact
Gestures
Touch
Voice (paralaguage)

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EYE-CONTACT
Some cultures, looking people in the eyes is honesty and straight forwardness & in othersit is seen as challenging and rude

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In US, if you have good eye contact with a person, it generally signifies that you are interested in the person.

In Middle East, eye contact is much less common and considered less appropriate.

In many Asian, African and Latin American cultures, extended eye contact can be taken as an affront or a challenge of authority.

In Western Europe, it is considered proper and polite to maintain almost constant eye contact with another person.

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A movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.
GESTURES

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COLORS
A single color can have many different meanings in different cultures..
In Asia orange is a positive, spiritually enlightened and life-affirming color.
In US it is a color of road hazards, traffic delays, and fast-food restaurants.
Green is considered the traditional colour of Islam. It is also the national colour of Egypt
Green is a symbol of Ireland; green is a strong trend in the Irish holiday
St. Patrick’s Day
White is the traditional colour of bridal dresses in Western cultures/
China: blue-coloured gifts are associated with death.

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Traditional clothing is an important part of a region is history and identity.
Men tend not to wear suit jackets and ties in Colombia and the Middle East.
The traditional dress for an Indian woman is a Sari
Gulf countries woman’s have to wear Pardha & compulsory for every women who visits Saudi
Western Countries, the woman’s can wear what they want
CLOTING

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GREETING
Bow is the customary greeting in Japan.
Westerner’s always start with a handshake.
Most Latinos are more accustomed to physical contact. Even people who know each other only slightly may embrace when greeting.
People from France, Spain, Italy and Portugal greet friends by kissing on both cheeks.
Indian’s usually collide their hands for greeting others.

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BLOCKS TO CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Ethnocentrism: Inability to accept another cultures world view. Ex: “my way is the best way”
Discrimination; Treatmento to an individual due to minority status, actual & perceived. Ex: “we just aren’t equipped to serve people like that”.
Stereotyping: Generalizing about a person. Ex:”she’s like that … because she is Asian.

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IMPROVING GROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Overcome Ethnocentrian
Recognize Cultural Variation
Learn about Cultures
Remove Language Barrier
Help others adapt to our culture
Write & speak clearly
Improve Communication Skill
Listen Carefully
Respect Style Preferences

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TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Slow Down
Avoid Negative Questions
Separate Questions
Take Turns
Write it Down
Be Supportive
Check Meanings
Avoid Slang
Maintain Etiquette
Watch the Humor

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Make a list of images from your home culture and try to explain what they express about who the people of your culture are and what their relationship is to people from other cultures. Which image do you prefer? Which do you think are the images that most truly express how people feel about themselves and the world?
Warming Up:

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