Language as a Barrier for Communication

Furthermore, linguistic variations not only complicate verbal communication but also offer a significant challenge in nonverbal communication, which individuals from various language backgrounds may find more useful when communicating. It encompasses an array of elements, including gestures, actions and facial expressions, allowing people to communicate without necessarily speaking. For instance, the film’s greatest scenes in “The Terminal” rarely include any words - the movie is about the language of honesty and benevolence - rather than discussions or speeches, the characters are depicted through gestures and acts of goodwill. Regardless of our cultural backgrounds, we are all eventually united in elemental human relationships. Simple experiences like playing a poker game or watching others fall on a wet floor help us transcend language barriers and, in effect, form bonds without saying a word.…