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Verbal communication: using spoken words to convey a message, either face-to-face or at a distance.

Nonverbal communication: using body language, gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, and other cues to communicate without words.

Written communication: using symbols, letters, or words to create a permanent record of a message, such as an email, a letter, or a report.

Visual communication: using images, graphs, charts, diagrams, or other visual aids to convey information or ideas, such as a presentation, a poster, or a video

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If communication is the transfer of meaning, then for successful communication to occur, you should understand something just as I do.

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We all assigns slightly diferrent meaning to words.

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We cannot ¨unsay¨ words: their effect remains even if we´re asked to disregard them.

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Even if we say something again in precisely the same way, our listeners have heard it before, and so respond to it differently.

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Communication  is rarely entirely one-way. We each take in information from the outside world, determine what it means, and respond.

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Even when you hang up the telephone, you´re communicating a message thet you have nothing more to say.

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It is constantly undergoing change.

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Communication a numbers of principles, which apply across time and cultures. the process is always: