The ability to communicate determines the quality of relationships between people. Communication has many facets: verbal, nonverbal, through gestures and facial expressions, touching, feeling, sensing, and language. What challenges and learning opportunities arise when people from different cultures and languages come together? The first part of the book deals with the theoretical background of intercultural communication. Who or what defines culture? How is culture learned? Why do they do things so differently than we do? It also addresses issues in intercultural encounters as well as interaction and communication skills. The second part presents a variety of intercultural games and exercises. The uniqueness of games with people from different cultural backgrounds lies in the differing understandings and specific evaluations of communication. All presented.