Most of the understanding in the world society comes from word: the communicators use the words to describe their experience and idea to people. To suggest the experiences and ideal clearly people have to choose the best words for the best condition. One thing to create better international understanding is to be careful about using language of what people mean. This research paper will focus on the understanding in cross-cultural language. And to determine is the language structures on people thinking and opinion especially for Westerners' view of non-Westerners and non-White culture. For example, cabin and palace, these two terms are created very different pictures in people mind, because language structures their thinking.

In several parts of non-Western countries, royal families are sleeping in the palace, which is very complex if compare to cabin. The building has many purposes and many sizes and shapes.

In economic term of language can be said that, "lower average per capital income countries." In the political term is "newly-independent countries." Or in Geography term as a "far lands" or name the continent or country. Culturally, this position is the societies that are non-Western, as opposite to a third world culture.

A cabin, as defined by An English-Reader's Dictionary, is a small, roughly built house (e.g. of logs). (An English-Reader's Dictionary, 1992: 69)

Some common words found in the essay are:
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Approximate Word count = 1955
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)