INTRODUCTION Culture is part of the language of the human being and this is acquired through the environment as it grows or participates within a social circle, this is how culture can transform the identity of people (language, customs, creeds, among others) acquired previously Brown (1994: 182). In a globalized world like the one in which we find ourselves, the human being is susceptible to adopt customs different from those acquired in his childhood, this exchange of cultures, in many occasions causes conflicts and misunderstandings, to understand a little and to deepen in the subject it is important to take into account the concepts that frame these phenomena. We see then that culture and contact with other cultures put the individual in an intercultural role where empathy and flexibility are very important in order to understand and integrate one's own with the foreign and at the same time challenge one's own culture. Further on we find examples of the culture of some cou
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