Reference no: EM132302401
Adapting Your Language for Cross-Cultural Communication
Requirements:
Read the below scenario and write your response in a Word document. Submit, in Blackboard, on or before the deadline.
Structure:
1- Devote the first paragraph to an introduction
2- The second paragraph to addressing the problem with clichés, slang and jargon in business.
3- The third paragraph to explaining what word choices in the following email message might give a nonnative speaker trouble.
4- The fourth paragraph should contain the rewritten email.
5- The last paragraph should be a conclusion of what you covered.
Problem:
What word choices in the following email message might give a nonnative speaker trouble? Rewrite in memo form to avoid such wording.
Dear conference- planning team,
High-fives to you for an awesome conference! I heard tons of compliments from the participants. You’ve definitely set a new high for our annual conferences!
The schedule you set up couldn’t have worked out better. The seven-minute downtime between sessions gave people plenty of time to get to the next session without having to hustle.
The receptions were great icebreakers, and the catered food was out of this world. The sushi bar was an especially big hit-I saw many people coming back for seconds at that table.
Sincere thanks to you for all the time and effort you invested in this labor of love. Your organization is in your debt.
Grading:
You will receive all 40 points if you address the points related to the five-paragraph structure listed above with good sentence structure, in proper formatting and without spelling errors. Points will be deducted for errors or missing elements.