CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION DYNAMICS IN ONLINE COMMUNITIES: IMPACTS ON FOREIGN-LANGUAGE IDENTITY FORMATION
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This article analyzes the impact of intercultural communication processes occurring in online communities on the formation of a foreign language personality. The global nature of digital communication, transcultural discourses, the multi-layered content of identity, and changes in social roles on online platforms are considered a relevant topic in modern linguistic research. The study was conducted using mixed methods and included 184 participants. Static data showed that users who actively communicate in a foreign language in online communities can reshape their language identity, develop strategies for cultural adaptation, and diversify their ways of expressing themselves through language. The results provide scientific conclusions that online transcultural communication deeply changes not only the linguistic, but also the sociocognitive and identity processes of foreign language acquisition.
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