List of publications on a keyword: «cross-cultural communication»

The relevance of this study is determined by the importance of theoretical and practical analysis of issues related to intercultural communication. The object of this paper is the extralinguistic aspect of the U.S. military lingo. The subject area embraces distinctive linguistic phenomena of the military subcultural milieu, going back to the historical and cultural heritage of military society and thus characterized by extralinguistic context. As exemplified in English, the authors point out, that success of cross-cultural communication is largely determined both by a high level of linguistic competence and background knowledge.

Speech etiquette as the main component of cross-cultural communication is studied by the authors, most common speech norms used in communication for the beginning of the conversation and during the conversation in the foreign language are analyzed. The authors compare the rules of verbal behaviour in the English and German languages, identify the rules of verbal behaviour which help to get communicative aim.

This article descusses cross-cultural communication problems, determines the ways to solve them, proves the role of cross-cultural communication in tourism, touristic education and science.

Article is devoted to features of formation of cross-cultural competence at classes of foreign language. The component structure of cross-cultural competence and the principles of its formation are considered in the article. The features of training with the use of ICT which is promoting formation of cross-cultural competence are identified.