How to Communicate in LOW-HIGH Context Cultures. Yes = NO (SOLVED)

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In this video you'll learn about the HIGH and LOW context cultures, using various examples.
You'll find out how YES can have 5 different meanings.
How can you SOLVE misunderstandings? The solution is in this video.
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[AM-kqtv]

This has been very revelatory. My partner is from Turkey and I am from US and there have been certain things that we clash in with communication for certain things but could not put a finger on it but as a part of a training for his job, he had to go over high context vs low context cultures and he showed me and it is exactly what we are stuck on. Any more suggestions on how to meet in the middle would be great.

[LylianToscano]

Great tips Rachel! Even though I'm a woman, I find myself being more direct both at work and at home with my partner. I think it helps to be honest and communicate clearly.

[SanniVictor]

Quality video with great tips.
Nice one Buddy! Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed to your channel. Stay connected!

[Carolina-cmnu]

Thank you for this!! I would love to go to South Korea someday and since I’ve heard that East Asian countries tend to be high-context in communication, I really need to learn more about it. I’m of Dutch/German/Jewish decent living in the US and I find my mom speaking in a more high-context way to us kids more often and my dad (who is of stronger German decent) speaks in a more low-context way to us and I think I’m kind of in the middle of their speaking styles. This video really helped me be aware of the types of speech I use and can use in situations with other cultures, and I’d love to continue learning about this topic. :)

[SaraYWm]

How about when you ask for directions in India, but instead of admitting that they don't actually know, the person points you in a completely wrong direction and you get lost just to save a supposed face.
What about when an American is on the phone with customer service and speaking to an Indian. When the American asks a direct and clear question from the Indian and he doesn't know the answer. He gives you a "word salad" instead and after repeated attempts of asking the same thing (thinking he didn't understand the question) the American has to hang up the phone and call the number again hoping to get a different representative. Waste of time.

[lakeofthewoodsmusketry]

high context sounds like passive aggressive and beating around the bush not my kind of culture