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FEBRUARY 14 is internationally known as Valentine's Day. On that day children at schools, decorate classrooms, exchange cards, and eat sweets. The greeting cards of these students often mention what they appreciate about each other.
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY !
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- Happy Valentine`s Day from Slovenia
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- COMMUNICATION CHANNELS- verbal and non verbal messages
- Introduction: Intercultural difference is not simply a question of language. Even if we know how to speak a foreign language we also know there are plenty of traps, which make real communication difficult because of cultural differences. We do not always just use words to communicate something. We can express pleasure with a smile and anger with a glower. We express surprise by raising our eyebrows and indifference by shrugging our shoulders. In fact there is a whole language of body movements and gestures that we use all the time, often without realising it. In fact, it is known as body language.
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