INTERCURTURAL COMMUNICATION

Hello guys, welcome back to my blog. This time we move on to the next material. Because the material about the various tribes in Sulawesi has been completed. We were given assignments by our lecturers, making presentations based on videos that were given by our lecturers. After watching and listening to the video, we had to make a powerpoint where the material came from the video. After we made a powerpoint, we had to present it and then recorded it. 1. In the video, it is explained that intercultural communication takes place when cultural group membership factors affect our communication process. 2. Then, in a conversation there is the individual person and their unique traits which include their intensity, their ability to focus, even their kindness. Humans as social beings are influenced by the environment, how we adjust our personal desire to connect. An example of how we show ourselves as social beings is how closely we stand to other people maybe how quietly or how loud we speak

  Hello guys, welcome back to my blog. This time I will tell you about intercultural communication learning on March 16, 2021. So at the fifth meeting in this course, we continued to present the various tribes in South Sulawesi. The first group is the Coastal Konjo Tribe. This group explained that the Pesisir Konjo Tribe mostly inhabit Bulukumba Regency, South Sulawesi Province. This tribe uses the Konjo Pesisir language with several dialects, namely Tana Toa, Konjo Hitam and Kajang. This ethnic community is 100% Muslim. This tribe is closed or does not want to associate with unfamiliar tribes. This tribe has the charm of the natural beauty of white sand, clear water, and Tanjung Bira Beach. The majority of the inhabitants of this tribe are fishermen. The inhabitants of this tribe have several characteristics, namely helping each other, materialism, like to gather, chat, tend to dodge answering questions, and maintain self-esteem and maintain social status. The second group is the

Hello guys, welcome back to my blog. This time I will tell you about intercultural communication learning on March 9, 2021. So at the fourth meeting, this course, we continue to present the various tribes in Sulawesi. The first group is the Bugis tribe.This group discusses starting from the origin of the name of the Bugis tribe, areas that use the Bugis ethnicity, the Bugis language (ugi), writing (Lontara script), the kinship system (Assiajingeng) which is classified as parental, there is also a "Siri" culture in Bugis, wrong one of them is Sipakatuo which means helping & understanding each other. This group also discussed marriage customs, art, for example the Kecapi instrument, and traditional clothing. There is a unique tradition in the Bugis tribe, which is called Sigajang Leleng Lipa, if 2 men can't solve the problem, then they will fight in a sarong. One of the Bugis food is Barongko.   The second group is the Bajo Tribe (Southeast Sulawesi). This tribe i

 Hello guys, long time no see. Welcome back to my blog :) .      This time I will tell you about intercultural communication learning on March 2, 2021. So at the third meeting of this course, we were prepared to present the various tribes in South Sulawesi. The first group described the Mansenrempulu Tribe, which is one of the tribes in Enrekang Regency. Enrekang Regency is one of the regions in the province of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The languages ​​used by this tribe are Indonesian, Buginese and Duri languages.      In the wedding tradition, this tribe is not the same as wedding traditions in general, in South Sulawesi. The Massenrempulu tribe does not have ceremonies like mappacci, korontigi, lekka, and others. Women's families are also very embarrassed if their daughters are proposed with material which is very expensive. In the past, the religion adopted by this tribe was an animist religion called Alu 'Tojolo. And the livelihoods of the Massenrempulu tribe are mostly f