Thank you for sharing your interesting question, dear Kiran.

Yes, communication is part of our human condition, may it be between similar pairs, or with different people. It works better when we find similitudes of interests.

There is also special communication between animals, through the instictive necessity of building societies and groups, as a self protection of similar individuals against foreign dangers.

So, communication is in general,the landmark of societies... (a near pleonasm!).It should work to build stronger ties between individuals with similar characteristics.

Nevertheless, once the first link of society is built, there may be interest in communication with different individual from foreign societies, to build new complements.

In short, to answer your question, I fully support interdisciplinary communication between different scientists, because we can move further and evolve more, when the complement of multidisciplinarity is brought, to the advantage of every side.

We need communication to evolve and develop new skills, should it be between pairs, or with other individuals with different ways and different skills.

Merry Christmas ! 

In our present century communication has become a part of our life with our family & home loving social groups together with our working assignment for our areas .

Communication has therefore become the part & practices for our life .Certain individual are more interested for the developing that communication skill & they become comfortable with every group of our social fabrics .

In the above line it is not necessary that due to different culture ,the communication skill may change the environment .This is not true as but the difference come in the communication skill where the communicates are more knowledgeable in their respective cultural areas .

This is my personal opinion 

Skills acquired and/or knowledge gained are only valuable to the extent they can be practically applied when called for. The number one thing great communicators have in common is they possess a heightened sense of situational and contextual awareness. The best communicators are great listeners and astute in their observations. Great communicators are skilled at reading a person/group by sensing the moods, dynamics, attitudes, values and concerns of those being communicated with. Not only do they read their environment well, but they possess the uncanny ability to adapt their messaging to said environment without missing a beat. The message is not about the messenger; it has nothing to do with messenger; it is however 100% about meeting the needs and the expectations of those you're communicating with.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/mikemyatt/2012/04/04/10-communication-secrets-of-great-leaders/#2abccf91e06e

Subhash C. Kundu Sir,

Thanks for part of my communication,you said that is true communicators have in common is they possess a heightened sense of situational and contextual awareness.

Rohit M Parikh Sir,

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

Thank you for sharing your interesting question, dear Kiran.

Yes, communication is part of our human condition, may it be between similar pairs, or with different people. It works better when we find similitudes of interests.

There is also special communication between animals, through the instictive necessity of building societies and groups, as a self protection of similar individuals against foreign dangers.

So, communication is in general,the landmark of societies... (a near pleonasm!).It should work to build stronger ties between individuals with similar characteristics.

Nevertheless, once the first link of society is built, there may be interest in communication with different individual from foreign societies, to build new complements.

In short, to answer your question, I fully support interdisciplinary communication between different scientists, because we can move further and evolve more, when the complement of multidisciplinarity is brought, to the advantage of every side.

We need communication to evolve and develop new skills, should it be between pairs, or with other individuals with different ways and different skills.

Merry Christmas ! 

General human life princips are universal and  independant of cultures. These princips collaborate different persons, that is I disagree with questionable statement

People are commonly curious to others and other cultures, therefore they may be curious to communicate with an individual with different culture. However long term communications need understanding about each other.

That is my perception.

I know that there are either effective or ineffective communication. Communication between cultures gives people an understanding and appreciation of different cultures and helps them understand the similarities and differences. 

I know that there are either effective or ineffective communication. Communication between cultures gives people an understanding and appreciation of different cultures and helps them understand the similarities and differences.

Dear

Good communication doesn't always require difference in culture but demand the understanding, listening and availability to exchange with other person.

Resp. Dr. Grover,

Probably, good communication consists of high level of tolerance among the people of various cultures!

Dear researcher

Intercultural communication is a form of communication that aims to share information across different cultures and social groups. It is used to describe the wide range of communication processes and problems that naturally appear within an social context made up of individuals from different religious, social, ethnic, and educational backgrounds. Intercultural communication is sometimes used synonymously with cross-cultural communication. In this sense it seeks to understand how people from different countries and cultures act, communicate and perceive the world around them.

Aside from language, intercultural communication focuses on social attributes, thought patterns, and the cultures of different groups of people. It also involves understanding the different cultures, languages and customs of people from other countries. Intercultural communication plays a role in social sciences such as anthropology, cultural studies, linguistics, psychology and communication studies. Intercultural communication is also referred to as the base for international businesses. There are several cross-cultural service providers around who can assist with the development of intercultural communication skills.

Best regards

Interested questions, I agree with you and I think if the culture very much different the communication will be strong 

I do not agree with the statement.

Good communication presupposes the same upbringing and education level.

What a provocatively-put question! In my experience, I have come to believe that very good communications can exist between people of vastly different cultures, but it helps a lot if both people are familiar with other than just their own culture.

I think it matters greatly for people to know what customs, habits, body language, is unique to their culture, and which of these traits are more universal. Such as, you know, laughter is universal. But even how people nod their heads is NOT universal.

So if both parties are aware of these traps, they can communicate perfectly well. Written language is not all that different. If you want to be understood, best stay away from idiomatic expressions, for example, or subtle humor that might not translate well.

Or another trap is "acceptable profanities." It makes a huge difference, among different cultures, what is acceptable in polite company. And by the way, English is one of the more puritanical languages, I think, in this regard.

Maria Bettencourt Pires Madam,

Thanks for sharing your point of view that is valuable for readers,We need communication to evolve and develop new skills,

Prabhat Ranjan Sir,

Thanks for giving your opinion that is interesting one, long term communications need understanding about each other.

Palak Vyas Madam,

Thanks for involving in this question & your opinion is good communication consists of high level of tolerance among the people of various cultures.

Ahmed Al mayahi Sir,

Thanks for your  thought concerning this question, intercultural communication focuses on social attributes, thought patterns

Ali Jabbar Al-Khafaji Sir,

Thanks for giving your opinion.

Irina Pechonkina ,

Thanks for sharing your point of view that is favorable, Good communication presupposes education level.

Albert Manfredi Sir,

Thanks for giving your opinion.

yes, it is very important to have communication between different cultures

Is it true, Good Communication only occurs between people with different cultures, give your opinion?

Not necessary as cultural differences between people can be barrier to good communication e.g.

However, think good communication between people from different cultures can be fostered when there are mutual acceptance & mutual respect. 

It is good to live within society which has  different culture

Noori Abdul-Nabi Nasir Sir,

Thanks for your giving view & upvoated my question,

Han Ping Fung Sir,

Thanks for giving your opinion hence different cultures can be fostered when there are mutual acceptance & mutual respect then Good communication flourish.

Respected Madam, what I do personally believe is that for communication mutual understanding is more important.

 I  found from reviewing different articles that  Effective communication with people of different cultures is especially challenging. for more details.

Would you please check the following links and articles  as:

http://www.colorado.edu/conflict/peace/problem/cultrbar.htm

• Raymond Cohen--Negotiating Across Cultures: Communication Obstacles in International Diplomacy
• Cohen examines the effects of cultural differences on international negotiations and diplomacy. 
• A Beginner's Guide to International Business Negotiation

This is a discussion of the cultural impact in a very different setting--international business negotiations.

• Rethinking the Culture-Negotiation Link

This article reviews four different approaches to understanding the impact of culture on negotiation.

• Managing Communication

This short piece illustrates that culture is a broader concept than nationality, language, or ethnicity-it can also refer to  professional roles which make people see the world differently from others.

Dr Kiran Grover , communication flourishes when it is mixed with different cultures.