Use short, friendly scripts and comment on the shared context. Smile, introduce yourself, and ask one open question.
Ask for opinions, examples, and details (TED). Share something small about yourself, then ask a follow-up.
Use light exit lines like “Nice talking—see you soon!” and a reason to leave.
Yes. Practice makes fluency. With repetition, scripts become natural.
Starting friendly conversations is a skill. Use these openers and follow‑ups to keep things natural—not awkward.
Use follow‑ups: “Really?” “No way—what happened?” “Tell me more about…” And share short stories about yourself to balance the talk.
A: Hi! I love your hoodie—where did you get it?
B: Thanks! It was a gift from my sister.
A: Nice. Do you two have similar style?
B: Sometimes—she’s bolder than me.
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