How does culture affect communication?

culture affects Communication in many ways if you're part of the culture like for instance a Dinka tribe that you have a different way of communicating with each other and if you have a different culture you communicate with your coaches differently because many people are different at different cultures so communication comes with the big part big part of cultural celebrations French for instance I'm trying Barbados and we speak a little differently we speak English we have an accent I communicate with my mother in many different ways many people with different cultures communicate different from me and my mother and if you think about it there's there's so many different cultures out there so people communicate everyday differently and it really helped them depending on your college application is really important if you're in a tribe or if you're communicating between family or friends especially if you're from a different culture it just sucks

danielootello1 danielootello1 · Answer 2 · 2019-08-28T02:14:47+02:00

Answer:

Usually culture can lead to missunderstanding , or interpretation of things in different ways

Explanation:

As culture shapes our notions and assumptions about the other, we will express through language but it may turn difficult to effectively communicate if the other has a different culture and thus cross cultural skills are needed.

Language barriers can be strong, like a foreign language, and others include certain beliefs, due to religion, traditions even to people sharing the same language

The mindset of people is different, so signs and symbols are interpeted in different ways, even if we use the same words, some of our gestures will give a different meaning and rise prejudice.

People think and act according their notions of culturally accepted or assumed patterns, so these factors should be present and make us aware in order to pursuit a better understanding.

Cross cultural skilss and learning from different backgrounds give us more light to a better understanding towards the other.