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[1] | Apergi Marioleni, Philologist-Linguist, Greece. |
In the following article we would analyze the definition of communication and its connection with human society .In addition the definitions given at times taken for granted concepts indentified in the Greek language from antiquity and the media communication in ancient Greece, Byzantium, Indians and Romans. Will occur the basic elements of communication (sender, symbols, receiver). Will be highlighted the levels of communication through which communication processes are prioritized and classified. We will indicate the forms of the definition there of, we will approach the language from the perspective of dialectology . I addition we will focus on the features of dialects and deviations from the perceived «norm» of common Greek. Finally reference will be made to communication barriers and ways to improve it and lead our conclusions.
Keywords
Communication, Dialects
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