PERAN BAHASA INGGRIS DALAM MENYATUKAN BUDAYA DAN MEMFASILITASI KERJASAMA INTERNASIONAL
Keywords:
Bahasa, Diplomasi, Hubungan Internasional, Komunikasi Lintas Budaya, NegosiasiAbstract
Language plays an important role in international diplomacy because it functions as the main means of communication between countries that have different cultures and languages. This research examines the role of language in international diplomacy, with a focus on how language influences communication, perception and cooperation between countries. This research combines linguistic approaches and international relations studies to analyze the impact of language in the context of global diplomacy. The research results show that a deep understanding of language and culture can strengthen relations between countries and facilitate more effective negotiation processes. In conclusion, the success of international diplomacy depends largely on the ability to understand and use language wisely.References
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