I agree with the author “the strongest connection between communication and culture is language.” My first language is Farsi or Persian and I speak two other languages. As soon as people fill I have an accent they would ask me where you come from. There is always this boundary between me and native people. I’m not saying they are rude but they attitude changes as soon as they know where I’m coming from. I will always feel like and outsider and I don’t have any problem with that. It’s same in every culture I saw it in other counties as well. So I believe that langue can make difference in the way that people treat you.
“Communication is Intentional” page 5
I don’t agree with the author “however communication doesn’t need to be face to face to be effective it can be maintained through a variety of media.” I believe verbal or face to face communication is much more effective than communication in social networks. It’s much easier to convince some one face to face than try to type it down. Even in the video calls we don’t transmit all the massages to the reviser. Because they don’t see our body movement. Body movement make a …show more content…
It doesn’t matter what type of relationship it is. For example in a family with 2 kids women or the mother have more control in the conversations than anyone else in the house. People think that man have the more control but it’s wrong. Women is the one in the home that make the final decisions about the future. What should we eat, where should we go and what should we buy. It doesn’t matter what others really think. Another example is the group of friends. There is always that one person that decide what they going to do for rest of the day. So I believe there is always that one person that it’s in the