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Cultural Communication: English-Speaking Arabs: How Arabs greet one another when introduced to a person while in the United States; key terms and their meanings that English-speaking Arabs often use

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Title: Cultural Communication: English-Speaking Arabs

Contents

1. Definition of cultural communication

2. How Arabs greet one another when introduced to a person while in the United States

3. Examples of greetings they convey

4. Key terms and their meanings that English-speaking Arabs often use

5. Typical discussions they engage in

6. Use of nonverbal communication among English-speaking Arabs in the United States

Number of words: 373 (1 page)

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