1- Different Food Beleifs like how indians take cow as theyre god and probhit eating beef whereas in usa they openly eat it without commiting a sin.

2-So, you're playing video games with your online buddy, and they're like, Let's get that W! But you're like, Win that dub Same goal, different slang – gaming connects us worldwide.

3- In Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, when it comes to clothing, girls often wear clothes that cover their whole body. This is because it's part of their culture, and there can be consequences if they don't. It's like a dress code, but super strict. But in India, it's totally different. You can wear all sorts of clothes, and there are no strict rules like that. So, it's important to understand that what's okay to wear can be different in different places, just like how schools have different dress codes.

In Islam eating pork is considered harm, and it is a sin. But in other countries and religions is considered to be holy/okay to consume.

Example: Majority of the Indian population is extremely cultured and traditional, they believe in following traditions and customs. On the other had Americans, are not as cultured as Indians and Europeans. They have a different perspectives on life

The metric system of measurement is the most widely used system. It is used by most countries around the globe, however, the United States, Liberia and Myanmar are the only three exceptions-- they use the imperial system.

This is a clear example of intercultural differences in communication as these three countries use a different set of words to describe the same amount of space, words that is unfamiliar or 'foreign' to the rest of the world.

Body language is one of the biggest intercultural communication examples around the world. In different regions, there are different types of hand and body gestures used to address the same thing. For example, most people nod their head to indicate a yes and shake their head to say no. But in Jamaica, they do the complete opposite of that.

1)India had a value for nothing which is zero but the ancient Romans used a latin word 'nulla" which means nothing.

2)In the west the most prominent language is English due to the colonisation efforts of the British empire whereas in India every individual state has its own language and culture.

1. The way people consume food: for example, eating food Indians have with their hands and other foreign countries eat which folk, spoons, and knives.

2. Pronunciation: the way people say a certain word in different regions is one very big difference.

3. The "Do and Don't": For Indians eating beef is a sin but for other foreign countries it is allowed. For Muslims eating pigs is not allowed and is haram but for others, it is allowed.

4. Clothing: The way people dress, a lot of Indian women wear a sari, a lot of Muslim women wear a Burkha, etc.

5. Currency and value of it: different countries have different currencies and the prize is different everywhere like in India one dollar is 80 rupees.