An order-taker who has a thick accent,or someone who speaks too fast at a fast-food drive-through,are examples of communication barriers.

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Fast-food customers complain,"Those of us at the other end of the speaker often cannot understand a word being said,either because the speaker isn't working properly,because the order-taker has a thick accent,or the person is speaking too fast." All these are examples of communication barriers,or anything interfering with accurate communication between two people.

An Order-Taker Who Has a Thick Accent,or Someone Who Speaks