This article concerns itself with the rules of formulating proper communicative behaviour (verbal and extra verbal) in particular and changing situations regarding the quotidian. The essence of this formulation is the acquisition of intercultural knowledge that is relevant for language teaching. The sociocultural aspect allows for the investigation and defining of differences as well as similarities occurring in particular linguistic communities.
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