The Impact of Cultural Transfer on Cross-cultural Communication

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Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Linguistic Education and Pedagogy

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The core of cross-cultural communication is to improve the cross-cultural communicative competence of English learners. Cultural transfer of first language is the most influential element on cross-cultural communication. This paper mainly discusses the impact of cultural transfer on cross-cultural communication, and practical and effective methodology to improve the cross-cultural communication and to do research on this subject.

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