INTERCULTURAL AND INTERLINGUISTIC COMMUNICATION: CHALLENGES IN TEACHING MOTHER TONGUE AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

This article discusses the importance of intercultural and interlinguistic communication in a globalized world, along with the challenges faced in teaching mother tongue and foreign languages. It highlights the need for cultural competence and sensitivity in language teaching to overcome barriers and foster understanding. The erosion of native languages and the pressure to prioritize dominant languages are identified as significant challenges. The abstract emphasizes the value of preserving mother tongues while teaching foreign languages and the importance of adapting pedagogical approaches to meet the diverse needs of learners. It concludes by emphasizing the role of educators and policymakers in promoting inclusive learning environments that bridge the gaps between cultures and languages, fostering meaningful communication and a more interconnected global community