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The Art of Conversation: Keeping Dialogues Engaging and Meaningful

Conversations are not races; their purpose is to connect and understand each other better. Maintaining a dialogue requires asking plenty of questions (F.U.Q.s) and responding thoughtfully (F.U.R.s). It's important to be engaging (L******) while avoiding randomness (R*****). For example, when reminiscing about the past, like favorite childhood activities, honesty fosters connection. Discussing differing opinions on issues like public cleanliness can enrich a conversation. Remember, effective communication involves truly listening to your partner and sharing experiences openly.

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The Art of Conversation: Keeping Dialogues Engaging and Meaningful

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  1. Conversation is not a race!

  2. What is the purpose of a race?

  3. What are the first letters in finish and first???

  4. F

  5. So, don’t stop sp*****g!!

  6. To keep conversations going you should use lots of: F.U.Q.s and F.U.R.s

  7. But you should be very: L****** and not R*****

  8. Which is conversation more logical and which is more random? Why?

  9. A: I really used to like hip hop when I was younger. B: Did you like apple juice? A: Umm, well, yeah, but I still like apple juice. B: I used to like my mother. Do you like horror movies? A: Well, yes. B: Did you take a shower today? A: Why do you ask?

  10. A: I’m planning to live in Soowon after I graduate. B: Oh, do you know Soowon? A: Yes, of course. I think everyone in Korea knows where Soowon is. B: Did you go to Soowon? A: Yes, I’m from Soowon. It’s my hometown. B: Wow, how many times did you go there? A: AAAHHHHHHH!!

  11. A: In my opinion, there aren’t enough garbage cans in Gyeongju. What do you think? B: I totally disagree. I think there aren’t enough people to run around picking up trash. A: Why do you say that? B: I think picking up trash is someone else’s problem. Also, people would probably just steal all those trash cans, or punks might set fire to the trash inside. You can’t be too careful. Trash cans cause a lot of problems. (continue)

  12. A: When I was a kid, I used to smoke a lot. B: You’re kidding! I can’t believe it. Were you a heavy smoker? A: Yes, I was. B: No way. How much did you smoke. A: At least a pack a day. B: But, you are so tall… So, did your parents ever catch you smoking? A: Yes, they did. B: What happened? A: They beat me senseless. (continue…)

  13. Remember to listen to your partner!!!

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