Intercultural Communication: Speaking with MultipleLanguage Audiences; Collaboration: Team Projects [LO-5], Chapter 2

Intercultural Communication: Speaking with MultipleLanguage Audiences; Collaboration: Team Projects [LO-5], Chapter 2

Working with two other students, prepare a list of 10 examples of slang (in your own language) that might be misinterpreted or misunderstood during a business conversation with someone from another culture. Next to each example, suggest other words you might use to convey the same message. Do the alternatives mean exactly the same as the original slang or idiom? Submit your list of original words and suggested replacements, with an explanation of why each replacement is better than the original.
Intercultural Communication: Speaking with MultipleLanguage Audiences; Collaboration: Team Projects [LO-5], Chapter 2