Linguistic Peculiarities and Main Problems of Intercultural Communication
Keywords:
culture, intercultural communication, speech formula, native speakerAbstract
The present article is devoted to investigation of the problems of intercultural communication as well as to the ways of solving these problems. The notions “culture”, “intercultural” are deeply analyzed in the article. The author enlightens the linguistic peculiarities of the process of intercultural communication between representatives of different lingual cultures.
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