International Marketing Review – On Cross-Cultural Communication
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Welcome to the 8 November 2008 edition of the International Marketing Review. Cross Cultural Communication presents Key Points of Cross Cultural Communication posted at Cross Cultural Communication saying “Here are 10 important point to remember when dealing with Cross Cultural Communication.” Boyé Lafayette De Mente presents Languages Will Lose Chokehold on Humanity! posted at Japundit saying “People who speak different languages have problems because of the cultural content of certain key words in their languages ” Diversity@Work presents Ten Tips for Cross Cultural Communication posted at DiversityWorking saying “Here are some simple tips to help you improve your cross cultural communication skills.” Christina Shunnarah presents The Cross-Cultural Classroom posted at Lesson Plans saying “It is important for me as an educator to have a cultural awareness of the students’ lives and backgrounds. Without this awareness, my sensitivity and compassion for each child would not be able to develop.” Janet Moore presents Become your Foreign Clients’ Favorite Lawyer posted at International Lawyer Coach Blog saying “Understanding how your American values shape your perspective—and how foreign clients and colleagues’ values shape theirs—will help you immeasurably in your international practice. You will be able to adjust your behavior accordingly and thereby become more effective as a lawyer. The more effective that you are, the more that your clients will appreciate and enjoy working with you. More International Marketing Reviews
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- #40 – Intercultural Encounters
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- #28 – International Christmas Shopping
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- #24 – On Translations
- #23 – On Email Marketing
- #19 – International Business
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There is an alternative to either English or Mandarin Chinese, as the dominant World Language, and its name is Esperanto.
Esperanto is now within the top 100 languages, out of 6,000 worldwide, according to the CIA factbook. It is the 17th most used language in Wikipedia, and in use by Skype, Firefox and Facebook.
Native Esperanto speakers, including George Soros, Nobel Laureate Daniel Bovet, and World Champion Chess Player, Susan Polger.
The World Esperanto Association enjoys consultative relations with both the United Nations and UNESCO.
Evidence can be seen at http://www.lernu.net
Thanks for commenting Brian.
I’ve never encountered Esperanto speakers throughout my travels.
I wonder if it is a culture-less language.
Esperanto it’s an artificial language …
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Yes… it started off with good intentions though. Wonder if the younger generations will come up with some sort of universal slang alternative?
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