Problems Caused by Semantics Are Compounded When People Who Speak

Problems caused by semantics are compounded when people who speak different languages attempt to communicate. All of the following statements correctly describe this global communication problem except:

A) managers working in different countries should try to avoid translation blunders.
B) backtranslation works well in both high-context and low-context cultures.
C) German, Scandinavian, and Anglo culture are low-context cultures that place more emphasis on the precise meanings of words and terms.
D) Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese cultures communicate with both words and subtle cues.