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Intercultural communication is the process by which people from different cultures convey meanings and perceptions to each other, potentially leading to greater cultural misunderstandings and the need for increased cultural sensitivity.

Communication style refers to the characteristic ways in which individuals convey their messages and can be influenced by one's culture, including aspects like directness, emotional expressiveness, formality, and the use of silence.

Intracultural communication refers to communication that occurs between individuals from the same culture or social group, often sharing similar values, beliefs, and communication styles.

Cultural context in communication refers to the various social, religious, historical, and educational conditions that shape the communication processes and interpretations between individuals from a similar or different cultural background.

Cultural sensitivity involves being aware of and respectful toward the cultural differences and similarities between people during communication. It's essential for effective intercultural communication and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.