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How we speak about things is shaped by our culture. When we translate into our second language, our words can easily become lost in translation. The problem is not the word; instead it’s the idea that the word represents. An idea that we pick up from our native language; and sometimes also from our local and regional cultural habits.
We communicate with our voice, with context of culture. Some cultures need more words to express an idea, others just one or two. When these two cultures attempt to talk without being aware of each other’s background, then misunderstanding – and with it frustration – can arise. To avoid this each speaker needs to look at the other person’s language and cultural habits in order to tailor their approach to communication.
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