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The Acculturation of Intercultural Nonverbal Communication in Foreign Language Teaching

Xiao Ling

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The essay discusses mainly the function of nonverbal communication behavior in communication, the relation to language behavior and how to carry out the acculturation of intercultural nonverbal communication in foreign language teaching. It is instructive to the research of the relation between culture and language.

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The essay discusses mainly the function of nonverbal communication behavior in communication, the relation to language behavior and how to carry out the acculturation of intercultural nonverbal communication in foreign language teaching. It is instructive to the research of the relation between culture and language.

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The essay discusses mainly the function of nonverbal communication behavior in communication, the relation to language behavior and how to carry out the acculturation of intercultural nonverbal communication in foreign language teaching. It is instructive to the research of the relation between culture and language.

Key concepts: Nonverbal communication, Acculturation, Intercultural communication, Relation (database), Psychology, Linguistics, Foreign language teaching, Foreign language

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