Linguistics and LanguagesModern Management Science & Engineering
Language Barriers in Intercultural Communication and Their Translation Strategies
Z. Ye
This study examines language barriers in cross-cultural communication and highlights how translation strategies, cultural context, non-verbal cues, and translation technology can improve understanding across diplomacy, business, healthcare, and law. Research conducted by Zixi Ye (School of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Southwest Minzu University, Chengdu, China).
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