how to talk with foreigner?
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get yourself one of those learning cassete tapes or cds.\nalso, get a dictionary that translates whatever your language is into english, like the Chinese-English dictionary.\nLook up any english word in the dictionary and try using one word for everyday.\nget used to the language and watch English movies, first with subtitles then next without.\n\nhope i helped!\nsorry for the long answer!\ngood luck!\n:D
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the best advice i can give you is to watch american tv shows all day long (if you have them on tv.. depends on where you live). you'll be talking in english in no time. plus the accent. ;)
366806
Try to talk slowly and clearly, take your time and dont panic if they can't understand UK people can be quite rude to you if you don't speak english clearly but ignore them because they probably don't speak it properly anyway
1056450
try talksportradio.com
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Try learning to communicate in English.
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me friend know speak english because want to?
939647
Go to http://www.sharedtalk.com for practice. Most of the users there are either fluent or are learning English.
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The Sudanese have a very formal way of greeting.  They will expect the foreigner to respond in similar fashion.  The host generally inquires about the visitor, his family, his health and his general well being.  After this the Sudanese host will begin to discuss business, if the meeting is to be business one.  It is not considered impolite for a newly arrived friend or business associate to interrupt an on-going conversation, complete his business and depart.  Conversation then picks up where it left off.\n\nhttp://www.sudansite.com/society.htm\n\nhttp://khartoum.usembassy.gov/sudanese_cultural_customs.html
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coming from someone who is quiet and good at art, i would much rather someone make small talk out of the blue for a while before asking any questions on "so how'd you do that?" \n\nso i'd suggest talking about the meaningless things like weather, or what you think of a certain class, or types of food...i dunno...whatever you want to talk about. talk about that for a while, try and become aquaintances.\n\nif you're having trouble starting conversation, ask to borrow something like a pencil or a pen, so they know you acknowledge their existance. :)
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A penfriend to improve your english! How??? Are you going to hold online conversations or what??? I find it hard since you will learn a few statements. Good Luck
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It is possible to achieve this without leaving your country. Just listen to tapes, radio or television in English. Watch news telecasts in English and talk to people in English even at home if possible. Watch English movies and documentaries with subtitles and try to mimic some of these. Don't get me wrong, but cartoons and baby educational videos offer a great way to learn the language.
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DO NOT use online translators. They are notorious for producing very poor translations. Instead, here are some general conversational phrases (phonetics in square brackets):\n\n"Hallo. Wie Geht's?" - Hello, how are you? [Hallow vee gaytes?]\n\n"Ich bin..." - My name is... [Isch bin...]\n\n"Woher kommst du?" - Where are you from? [Vohair kommst doo?]\n\n"Ich komme aus Amerika" - I am from America [Isch komme ows America]
444003
go meet a chinese person and ask the t teach you. the best way to learn is from who has the experice
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Just go to chat rooms, talk to people on here, etc. There are also some pen pal agencies if you would like to try writing letters back and forth.  \n   Just understand that most people who learn english as a second language usually have much better grammatical skills than a native-born english speaker.
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This might help\nhttp://www.web-friend.com/rooms/chattalk.html
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1. what is your question? \n2. Can you please start again in english?
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The only thing I can suggest is trying to find some people to talk to often in English that aren't other Indian people. Go to stores and restaurants and spend whatever time you can talking to people without looking too crazy. If you can meet someone that is a native speaker and become friends, that's the best option.