CULTURAL DIFFERENCES.
Americans are fond of moving around while speaking and of trying to because part of the audience. The British are much more likely to use a lecture and to rely quite heavily on audiovisual material. The Japanese can surprise their European or American audiences by giving extremely witty and informal presentations. The Germans, too, can speak humourously, although their hum our may be more apparent to German audiences than to other nationalities. The French may be very fluent – even in English.
What do you learn from these different nationalities?