1. Intercultural Communication

Intercultural communication refers to the way people from different cultural backgrounds share and understand information. It involves not just language, but also non-verbal cues, beliefs, and social norms that vary between cultures. Effective intercultural communication requires awareness of these differences and the ability to adapt one's communication style accordingly. By fostering respect and understanding, it helps prevent misunderstandings and build strong relationships in our increasingly global society, whether in personal interactions, business environments, or international relations.