The topic chosen for this case study is cross cultural communication (CCC). This occurs in an environment consisting of English speakers and Greek speakers. An interesting thing in this context is the miscommunication aspects due to cultural differences in the realms of non-verbal communication (Gupta, 1998). Personal observation on this issue has revealed the disparities that exist amid cultures in the realms of communication and other relevant provisions. The use of non-verbal forms of communication is pertinent in this context as evident from the observations made (Mayers, 2008). Researching on this topic has revealed a lot in the communication arenas despite the challenges (Friginal, 2009). The data collected from various sources as well as the literature review conducted demonstrate the variability that exists in the communication aspects (CCC). Additionally, this data is usable in unveiling the patterns of behavior relevant in this context (Lewis, 1999). Consequently, the concepts attained from this study will be used to uncover the relevancy of non-verbal communication and how such issues can distort appropriate communication among people in a similar environment (Mattock, 2003). The underlying questions in this study incorporate;  1. What are the cross cultural impacts on the non-verbal communication?  2. Why is their massive misunderstanding during cross cultural communication (non-verbal)?  3. Is it possible to minimize misunderstandings during the cross cultural communication?  4. What are the common trends in this study with regard to cross cultural communication? Data Collected The data was collected through personal observation on how individuals from varying cultures communicate non-verbally and the characterizing misunderstandings in this context (Reynolds & Valentine, 2011). Most of the participants were immigrants from Greece; nonetheless, the conversations were observed instinctively as they occurred. The analyzed data has emerged from 10 observations made regarding the study. Sample of the data collected Nonverbal conversations (translated verbally) between English speakers and Greek speakers (10 participants) 1: Jeff (an English speaker) inquiring some information from Kretez (a Greek native) J: Kretez, do you know who took the keys for inner doors of the library? K: Ok, I am coming J: Do you really understand my question? K: I think the teacher will come soon 2: Jeremy (an English speaker) instructing Grito (Greek speaker) on how to turn on a computer J: Grito, press on the power button, it is right on the corner G: (looks stranded but compelled to talk) Mmm… should I stand up? J: I am asking you to turn on the computer, are you ignorant? G: I saw the book; its cover had an image of Chinese president (Jeremy perplexed and switches on the computer by himself) 3: Paul (English) informing Galez (Greek) about the following week’s sports event P: Galez, are you aware of the next week’s games? G: I think the movie was very interesting. Mmm… it took almost three hours (he smiles to Paul) P: We have important games next week and we need strong participants. G: I participated in the last Olympic Games in Beijing 4. Phillips (English) asking Carlito (Greek) to help him carry a box P. (looks stranded as the box is