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How and When to Talk to Strangers in English

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سطح A2مکالمه و ارتباطات78 جمله • 1481 کلمه
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So a few years ago, a friend of mine visited from another country and he was surprised at how many times I talked to strangers when we went out for the day.
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He was surprised because in his country it's not culturally acceptable to talk to strangers as much as I talked to strangers.
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So in this English lesson, I'm going to talk about when it's okay to talk to strangers in English-speaking countries.
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Maybe you've recently moved to an English-speaking country or you're visiting an English-speaking country.
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I'm going to go over when it's okay to talk to strangers and the kinds of things you would say in those situations.
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(upbeat music) So you might be wondering, " How is this an English lesson?
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How is Bob telling me about how to talk to strangers an English lesson?"
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Well, I look at conversations with strangers as free English practice.
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If you can learn how to start a conversation appropriately with a stranger, it's like a little practice conversation that you can have in English.
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One of the first places where it's okay to start a conversation is whenever you're waiting in line.
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If I'm at the grocery store waiting in line or if I'm anywhere waiting in line, after a little while, it's actually okay to say to the person beside you something like this, " Wow, this line isn't moving very fast."
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Or " how long have you been waiting here?"
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It's just okay to start a conversation that way.
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The person might respond and just give you an answer and that might be the end of it, but they might respond and then ask you a question about something, and you might have a little free practice English conversation.
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آزمون درک مطلب تعاملی (Comprehension Quiz)

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1
In countries like Canada and the US, how is a brief friendly comment to a stranger waiting for a bus usually viewed?
2
What is one of the best real-world places to practice short English phrases with strangers?
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