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1. accent
2. accommodation
3. acculturation
4. aim
5. alien
6. alienate
7. Americanisation
8. anti-globalisation protesters
9. assimilation
10. bailout
11. basic needs
12. be immersed in
13. benefit sb
14. bilingual
15. body language
16. ceremony
17. citizenship
18. civil rights
19. civil society
20. clash of cultures
21. collective identity
22. come across
23. commemorate
24. commercial agriculture
25. commodity
26. conversational distance
27. convey
28. country of origin
29. cross-cultural communication
30. cross-cultural interaction
31. cues
32. cultural diversity
33. cultural revitalization
34. cultural rights
35. culture shock
36. debt
37. deficit
38. deflation
39. demand
40. deviant
41. digital divide
42. dominate
43. eccentric
44. economic rights
45. emigration
46. enable
47. equality rights
48. ethnocentrism
49. fair trade
50. fall apart
51. festival
52. festivity
53. foreclosure
54. free trade
55. free trade zones
56. frustrated
57. gender gap
58. gender differences
59. genocide
60. globalism
61. globalist
62. globalization
63. globalize
64. globe
65. globtrotter
66. glocal
67. green revolution
68. gross domestic product
69. high standard of living
70. homesick
71. homogenization
72. homogenous
73. honeymoon period
74. human trafficking
75. hybridization
76. immigration
77. impact
78. inalienable
79. inflation
80. ingenuity gap
81. initial adjustment
82. initiate a conversation
83. insourcing
84. integration
85. interact
86. intercultural (verbal / nonverbal) communication
87. international investors
88. jeopardize
89. locally-produced goods
90. long
91. mainstream culture heritage
92. mass tourism
93. media concentration
94. media convergence
95. mental isolation
96. misinterpret
97. modify
98. mother tongue
99. multi-ethnic societies
100. multinational corporations
101. networks
102. objective
103. outsourcing
104. overgeneralizing
105. pandemic
106. participant
107. participate
108. personal identity
109. pick up language
110. political rights
111. pop culture
112. precipitate
113. preconception
114. prejudice
115. privatization
116. profit
117. propaganda
118. props
119. put sb off
120. queer
121. racial minority
122. rate of development
123. recession
124. reinforce
125. revenue
126. self-conscious
127. set up web site
128. slang
129. small local businesses
130. social networking
131. social rights
132. source code
133. stereotype
134. stereotyping
135. stimulus
136. subsistence agriculture
137. supply
138. supply chain
139. sustainable development
140. tariff
141. tend
142. terrorism
143. traditional way of life
144. transnational corp
145. unemployment rate
146. universalization
147. vacillate
148. virtual community
149. web link
150. weird
151. worldwide communication
Universal Language
Gestures
1. blink 2. sigh 3. sniff 4. wag (a finger) 5. nod (a head) 6.shake (a head, fist) | 7. index (a finger) 8. knit (a brow) 9. frown 10. shrug (shoulders) 11. clench (a fist, teeth) 12.wrinkle (a nose, brow) | 13. beckon 14. clap (hands) 15. scratch one’s head 16. stand with arms akimbo 17. pucker (lips) 18.wink (an eye) |
Body Language and movement
1. bend over 2. bow 3. cross (your arms/legs) 4. curtsey 5. curve 6. drag (v) 7. wiggle (your hips) 8. fold (your arms) 9. hunch (your shoulders) 10. incline (your head) | 11. kneel 12. lounge (v) 13. point (a finger) 14. pull 15. push 16. raise (your hand/arm) 17. reach (v) 18. (sit) stiffly 19. stretch 20. (stand) erect 21. wave (your arms/hand) | 22. be pulled in two/both directions 23. bow to (your) judgement 24. be flat on (your) back 25. hug (your) knees 26. on (your) hands and knees 27. push someone too far 28. reach an agreement 29. reach for the stars/moon 30. slouch (v) 31. with (your) head in (your) hands |
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