It is valuable to study both the verbal and non-verbal language of a culture
Date Submitted: 06/06/2004 14:25:15
Category: / Social Sciences / Communication Studies
Length: 3 pages (689 words)
Category: / Social Sciences / Communication Studies
Length: 3 pages (689 words)
High-tech rapidly changes our daily lives, bringing us lots of new communication modes, for example, computers, Internet, mobile phone and so on. However, verbal and non-verbal language is still the most familiar way to communicate through the evolvement of human's civilization. It is important that we study both of the verbal and non-verbal language when we try to communicate with in a culture.
There is no doubt that we use the verbal language every day, …
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…different culture, it is valuable to study both the verbal and non-verbal language of a culture.
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