The Influence of Globalization on Cross-Cultural Communication: An In-Depth Analysis of Pragmatic Strategies
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strategies in intercultural interactions. This paper investigates how globalization has shaped cross-cultural communication, focusing on the evolution of pragmatic strategies. By analyzing communication norms and rhetorical practices across different cultural backgrounds, this study
illustrates the ongoing adaptation and integration of language within cross-cultural exchanges. The findings reveal significant changes in communication dynamics and emphasize the need for effective cross-cultural communication skills to mitigate misunderstandings and enhance
global interaction.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v2i7.5792
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