What is the definition of intercultural communication?

Answer 1

This is in many ways similar to group communication, but the role of groups is taken by ethnic cultures. 'Culture', of course, is not just the domain of nations; it also describes the norms and conventions of groups (e.g. 'gang culture'), and collectivities with shared knowledge and ideology (e.g. academic culture). However as it is used in communication studies, intercultural communication tends to descibe the relations between members of different ethnic groups and languages, interacting in an international context, such as the United Nations assemblies, or in a context where one culture is dominant, such as in societies with minority migrant groups (Marsen, 2006).

Answer 2

Intracultural Communication is pretty much the same as Intercultural communication. The difference here is not in the term itself, but in the people it is applied on. Intercultural Communication is probably between two people from different cultures trying to get along by understanding the way each one of them perceive the world around. But for Intracultural Communication: it is between two people from the same "super-culture" but from different "sub-cultures".

Answer 3

Communication between multiple cultures? Maybe referring to the trade/transfer of specific cultural aspects between cultures - like how Italian and Mexican foods are consumed mainstream in American.