Anne Hooghart on High- and Low-Context Cultures

In today's episode, Anne Hooghart walks us through the differences between high- and low-context cultures, as well as the common misunderstandings that commonly occur between people from cultures on different ends of the spectrum.

Today's Phrase:

わかりません

wa-ka-ri-ma-se-n

Meaning: I don't know/I don't understand

Previous Episodes to Learn More:

• Japanese Body Language
• Groupism and Nommunication: Minae-san on Building Strong Business Relationships in Japan

Suggested Links:

• Anne’s Book
• Edward Hall's "Beyond Culture"
• Video on High-Context Culture vs. Low-Context Culture
• The Illustrative Example of T. Boone Pickens
  

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