Q No 1:
The communication without words is called nonverbal communication, our gestures, postures, facial expressions, voice tone, proximity, dresses and appearances etc.
Well said “Actions speak louder than words.” Verbal and non verbal communication is equally essential in communication. If you are happy your smile says it all, same goes with anger as many expressions can not be expressed in words. About 60% to 80% of human communication is non verbal. We use non verbal symbols with our verbal communication to transfer our messages.
For example, If some unwanted guests arrives at our side even then we welcome them but our facial expressions show the discomfort we feel. Similarly eye contact while speaking shows our interest as well as confidence.
In a job interview, non verbal cues and dressing are closely monitored. Non verbal communication is vibrant and one of the most important factors is the Culture. A ***** of people living in one region establishes a set of norms to live their lives, called their culture. As non verbal communication is all about actions and can vary from one society to other. A successful non verbal communication is, when both sender and receiver have same understanding.
Predictability is greatly important for interpreters. It refers to the interpreters’ unconscious or conscious knowledge culturally that what exactly to be said. As greeting styles in west and in our country, are much different. In America a man greets a woman by shaking hands and even kiss on the cheek but in our society, a certain distance is compulsory.
Some non verbal cues specific to a certain culture are as under:
• In Saudi Arabia, Holding hands is a sign of respect and friendship.
• In Egypt, It is rude to show the sole of your shoe.
• In China, Surprise is expressed with a lungful of air.
• In Thailand, It is rude to put your arm behind someone’s chair or to patting back.
• In France, ok means, zero
In short, not only language differences obstruct in effective communication but non verbal communication can equally create problems.
Q No. 2:
January 11, 2011
A & K Sons. Pvt. Limited
23, Ferozepur Road
Near Metro Cash & Carry
Lahore.
Dear Sir/Madam,
You are warmly invited to the grand opening of our new office. The event will be held at “Pearl Continental Hotel Lahore”. Our new president, Mr. Tahir Bukhari will give a short opening speech .Refreshment will be served at 1900 hours.
Your attendance is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Best regards
Miss Zoya
The communication without words is called nonverbal communication, our gestures, postures, facial expressions, voice tone, proximity, dresses and appearances etc.
Well said “Actions speak louder than words.” Verbal and non verbal communication is equally essential in communication. If you are happy your smile says it all, same goes with anger as many expressions can not be expressed in words. About 60% to 80% of human communication is non verbal. We use non verbal symbols with our verbal communication to transfer our messages.
For example, If some unwanted guests arrives at our side even then we welcome them but our facial expressions show the discomfort we feel. Similarly eye contact while speaking shows our interest as well as confidence.
In a job interview, non verbal cues and dressing are closely monitored. Non verbal communication is vibrant and one of the most important factors is the Culture. A ***** of people living in one region establishes a set of norms to live their lives, called their culture. As non verbal communication is all about actions and can vary from one society to other. A successful non verbal communication is, when both sender and receiver have same understanding.
Predictability is greatly important for interpreters. It refers to the interpreters’ unconscious or conscious knowledge culturally that what exactly to be said. As greeting styles in west and in our country, are much different. In America a man greets a woman by shaking hands and even kiss on the cheek but in our society, a certain distance is compulsory.
Some non verbal cues specific to a certain culture are as under:
• In Saudi Arabia, Holding hands is a sign of respect and friendship.
• In Egypt, It is rude to show the sole of your shoe.
• In China, Surprise is expressed with a lungful of air.
• In Thailand, It is rude to put your arm behind someone’s chair or to patting back.
• In France, ok means, zero
In short, not only language differences obstruct in effective communication but non verbal communication can equally create problems.
Q No. 2:
January 11, 2011
A & K Sons. Pvt. Limited
23, Ferozepur Road
Near Metro Cash & Carry
Lahore.
Dear Sir/Madam,
You are warmly invited to the grand opening of our new office. The event will be held at “Pearl Continental Hotel Lahore”. Our new president, Mr. Tahir Bukhari will give a short opening speech .Refreshment will be served at 1900 hours.
Your attendance is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Best regards
Miss Zoya
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