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A teacher uses a local idiom that students from another region interpret literally. What problem is this?

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Correct answer: Linguistic and cultural barrier

An idiom usually has a meaning that is different from the literal meanings of its individual words. Students unfamiliar with the region’s language and culture may therefore misunderstand it. The difficulty combines a linguistic barrier with a cultural-context barrier. It is not caused by technology, physical distance, or too much feedback. Explaining the idiom in plain language would make the intended meaning clear.

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IdiomLanguage BarrierCultural BarrierInterpretationPerspectives In Communication And BarriersCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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