The impact of English cultural terminology adoption on the authenticity of cross-cultural communication
Yurui Zhong
Xi'an Fanyi University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pmcs.v7i4.12793
Keywords: English cultural terms; cross-cultural communication; authenticity
Abstract
This article focuses on the ffeld of cross-cultural communication, delving into the impact of adopting English cultural terms on the authenticity of cross-cultural communication. Through theoretical analysis and practical case studies, it reveals how the use of English cultural terms in cross-cultural exchanges affects the accuracy and authenticity of information transmission. Additionally, it proposes strategies for the rational use of English cultural terms in cross-cultural communication to enhance communication effectiveness. The aim is to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for cross-cultural communication practices, fostering more authentic and effective communication among people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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