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    CROSS CULTURE UNDERSTANDING

    BY GROUP 2
    DEFINITION

    Cross Cultural Understanding is the learning a foreign language (not


    arranging or choosing words). How to communicate with the owner
    of the mother tongue, because of the different expressions, we
    Cross Cultural cannot translate one by one or lexically, because it is very closely
    Understanding related to customs and culture as well as situations and conditions.
    Understanding Cross Culture is to understand the relationship
    between different countries. This means that Cross Cultural
    Understanding is a way to understand cultural differences in various
    countries so that there are no misunderstandings.
    - 1. Cross cultural training has many benefits to be gained by both
    participants and businesses. For participants in cross cultural training,
    the main benefits are that it helps: People Learn About Themselves,
    Encourage Confidence, Break Down Barriers, Build Trust, Motivate, Open
    Horizons, Develop Interpersonal Skills, Career Development.
    - 2. The benefits of learning CCU for FKIP students include :
    - Cross-cultural understanding plays an important role in communicating
    with people from different countries. Language and culture cannot be
    Advantages For separated. Therefore, when students learn a language, at the same time
    Learning CCU they must learn the culture of the country and society from which the
    language originates, to avoid miscommunication and misunderstanding.
    - From year to year, foreign cultures bring a lot of influence in Indonesia.
    This has more or less effect on the communication skills of FKIP
    students, especially students of the English Education Study Program.
    Living in a very global world with a culture that diverse, then language
    learners need to develop their language skills but also their cultural skills
    in order to interact with other people from various cultural
    backgrounds. This is called intercultural communication or cross cultural
    understanding. Therefore, knowledge related to the science of
    intercultural communication should be better.
    CONCEPT OF CULTURE

    In culture there are concepts of identity and ethnicity which are


    the result of social construction. With this social construction,
    certain labels or identities are created, which symbolize the origin,
    culture and characteristics of certain groups. The importance of
    this identity for an ethnic and ethnic group, because it becomes a
    continuity of the past and the future. Therefore, almost all cultural
    identities, in relation to the identity of kinship, racial, or ethnic
    ties, are built in contexts facing each other.
    Example CCU
    Indonesian Cultural Differences With Indonesian Cultural Differences With
    Foreign Culture An example is the Japanese :
    difference between eastern and
    western cultures . I will take the
    example of the cultural differences A sign of respect by bowing is only done
    between Indonesia and the United in Japan, not in Indonesia. In Japanese
    States : culture, bowing is called Ojigi as a sign of
    respect. People in Japan when doing
    Ojigi, the things they do are: when saying
    sorry, thank you, and other ceremonial or
    official events.
    In Indonesia there is also a culture, but
    Lifestyle - Indonesian people the appearance is different from the
    would be more comfortable if Javanese, usually they will bend their
    body with their right hand down & their
    kept close to relatives, especially
    left hand bent behind the waist.
    families. - Unlike the Americans, Movement by way of bending the body is
    they tend to be individualistic. usually done as a sign of permission when
    passing by an older person.

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