ENGLISH FLUENCY SECRETS 🤫 | 💬 GREAT phrases for Small Talk

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الملخص

TLDRI videoen præsenterer læreren Harry engelske fraser til smalltalk, en vigtig del af sproget der indleder og afslutter mange samtaler, især i formelle eller uformelle sammenhænge som businessmøder eller sociale begivenheder. For dem der føler sig usikre ved småsnak, tilbyder Harry nyttige sætninger og spørgsmål, der dækker forskellige emner som værten for samtaler, vejrforhold, arbejde og personlige opdateringer. Han giver konkrete eksempler på, hvordan man kan indlede, holde gang i, og afslutte en smalltalk-samtale effektivt og naturligt. Han understreger vigtigheden af at være venlig og komplementær for at fremme en god stemning og undgå pinlige øjeblikke.

الوجبات الجاهزة

  • 👋 Introduktion med navn skaber en personlig forbindelse.
  • 🌦️ Vejret er et universelt smalltalk-emne.
  • 👨‍💼 Arbejdsspørgsmål viser interesse for ens profession.
  • 😊 Komplimenter fremmer en positiv atmosfære.
  • 👂 Aktiv lytning er vigtig for vedvarende samtaler.
  • 🗣️ Livlige emner holder samtalen gående.
  • 💬 God smalltalk kræver en balance mellem at tale og lytte.
  • 🕒 En passende afslutning efterlader et godt indtryk.
  • 📘 Referencer til tidligere samtaler viser opmærksomhed.
  • 🌍 Smalltalk kan tilpasses kulturelt forskellige kontekster.

الجدول الزمني

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    Læreren Harry diskuterer vigtigheden af small talk i engelske samtaler. Småsnak er gavnlig både ved begyndelsen og slutningen af samtaler, især i professionelle sammenhænge som møder og elevatorer. Harry giver eksempler på, hvordan man starter en samtale med indledende fraser som "Hej, jeg er Harry, hvad bringer dig her?" eller kommenterer på fælles begivenheder.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    Harry dykker ned i værktøjerne til at diskutere vejret som en del af small talk – en almindelig samtalestarter i Vesteuropa. Eksempler inkluderer "Smuk dag, ikke sandt?" eller "Ser ud som det bliver regn." Han giver også eksempler på, hvordan man kan spørge ind til tidligere bekendtes livsændringer, som "Fik du den forfremmelse?" eller byde ind med nyheder og opdateringer for at holde samtalen flydende.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:16:28

    Afslutningsvis diskuterer Harry, hvordan man pænt afslutter en samtale ved at udveksle kontaktoplysninger, sige noget i retning af "Det var virkelig dejligt at tale med dig, lad os ses igen snart" eller tilbyde at følges ad et stykke af vejen. Han understreger vigtigheden af en høflig afslutning for at undgå forlegenhed og sikre, at fremtidig kommunikation er åben.

الخريطة الذهنية

فيديو أسئلة وأجوبة

  • Hvad er smalltalk?

    Smalltalk er små, uformelle samtaler, der ofte bruges til at starte eller afslutte en samtale.

  • Hvorfor er smalltalk vigtigt i engelsk?

    Smalltalk spiller en rolle i at gøre samtaler mere naturlige, især i begyndelsen og slutningen.

  • Hvordan kan man starte en samtale med smalltalk?

    Man kan starte med en simpel introduktion som 'Hej, jeg er Harry. Hvad bringer dig her?'.

  • Hvordan kan man bruge vejret som smalltalk-emne?

    Man kan kommentere vejret ved at sige noget som 'Smuk dag, ikke sandt?' eller 'Miserabel dag, ikke?'.

  • Hvordan kan du afslutte en samtale med smalltalk?

    Du kan afslutte med en venlig bemærkning som 'Det var virkelig godt at tale med dig, vi må gøre det igen snart.'

  • Er det passende at bruge smalltalk om personlige emner?

    Ja, men hold det let og positivt for at undgå akavede situationer.

  • Hvordan kan man komplimentere folk i smalltalk?

    Man kan sige noget positivt om deres udseende, som 'Jeg kan godt lide din nye frisure.'.

  • Hvordan kan man spørge ind til andres arbejdssituation?

    Du kan spørge 'Hvordan går det med dit arbejde for tiden?'

  • Hvilke emner er typisk anvendt i smalltalk?

    Typiske emner inkluderer vejr, arbejde, familieliv og folks seneste aktiviteter.

  • Hvordan kan man sikre sig, at smalltalken fortsætter positivt?

    Brug komplementer og spørgsmål for at vise interesse og holde samtalen kørende.

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التمرير التلقائي:
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    hi there this is teacher Harry here and
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    welcome back to my lessons and the
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    lesson today is all about English
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    phrases for small talk English phrases
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    for small talk so what does that mean
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    well as you probably know small talk is
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    a very important part of the English
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    language it's the beginning of many
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    conversations it's the ending of many
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    conversations when people are in
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    elevators or lifts before and at the end
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    of business meetings small talk is
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    really important and many many of the
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    the students who come to me want to
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    understand Small Talk how to begin a
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    conversation how to end a conversation
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    because they usually know and I'm sure
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    you're the same you usually know the
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    technical language you want to use if
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    you're having a conference call but you
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    might feel a little bit insecure or a
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    little bit embarrassed or shy about
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    entering the conversation at the
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    beginning or at the end when they're
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    using small talk so this lesson is going
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    to help you hopefully with that so I'm
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    going to give you small talk on
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    different topics so as we said this is
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    English phrases for small talk and as
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    always I really appreciate it if you
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    could subscribe to my channel and you
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    can also listen to me on my podcast and
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    at the end of the lesson I'm going to
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    give you my contact details should you
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    wish to contact me okay so let's get
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    started so the first small talk is about
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    the opening conversation so when you're
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    meeting somebody in the elevator as I
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    said or at the beginning of a
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    presentation or nowadays at the
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    beginning of Zoom perhaps while you're
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    waiting for the boss or who Whoever has
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    organized the meeting while you're
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    waiting for them to join there may be a
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    little bit of small talk so what sort of
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    opening conversations can you have let
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    me give you a few hi I'm Harry what
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    brings you here so if you're meeting in
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    a a bar or you're meeting in a a
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    conference room you know hi I'm Harry
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    what brings you here so it's a very
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    informal way of asking the person why
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    are they coming to this particular
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    conference or why are they attending
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    this particular
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    meeting hi I'm Harry is this your first
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    time here there another way of getting
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    the conversation started because then
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    you're asking the person is this the
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    first time they've been to this College
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    event is this the first time they've
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    been to these lectures is this the first
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    time they they've been to this Sports
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    Hall or gym or yoga session whatever it
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    might be this is a way for you to start
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    the conversation so hi I'm Harry is this
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    your first time here it's my first time
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    is this your first time here okay or you
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    can even ask the person hi I'm Harry
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    what are you here for meaning so what's
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    your reason for being here okay so we
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    can ask them that in the same way or if
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    we're meeting somebody that we haven't
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    seen seen for a period of time then the
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    best way to to start the small talk with
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    them is oh hi Peter hi Michael wow long
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    time no see yeah long time no see
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    meaning it's been a long long time since
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    we met now it could be weeks it could be
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    months it even could be years there's no
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    definition of what that time should be
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    but you know oh hi Pete long time no see
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    or hi Pete it's great to see you again
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    yeah hi Pete it's great to see you again
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    and that will get you started yeah oh I
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    haven't seen you for ages or I haven't
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    seen you in ages you can use either of
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    those prepositions I haven't seen you
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    for ages I haven't seen you in ages yeah
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    how are things yeah meaning how is your
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    life how are things being how is your
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    business how is your family just
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    generally how are things so really
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    really informed okay so there the
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    opening conversations now as always
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    particularly if you're talking to people
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    in Western Europe particularly the UK
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    and here in in Ireland the weather is a
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    really important part of small talk so
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    you need to have conversational
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    Expressions that you can use if the
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    weather comes up so here's a few oh
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    beautiful day isn't it yeah so if you're
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    just talking about the the weather
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    you're looking at the window oh
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    beautiful day isn't it or if it's not
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    such a beautiful day you might say oh
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    miserable day isn't it wow it's really
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    so wet I haven't seen rain like this in
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    a a long time or oh miserable day
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    typical typical of Ireland typical of
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    the UK typical of London so good day oh
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    beautiful day isn't it so you might
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    raise the intonation in your voice
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    beautiful day isn't it yeah so you you
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    give that intonation or oh miserable day
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    isn't it so you speak down a little bit
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    because you might be a little bit sad as
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    everybody else would be because the
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    weather is so bad so beautiful or
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    miserable change the intonation and then
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    you use isn't it yeah sort of a sort of
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    rhetorical
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    question it looks like it's going to
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    snow it looks like it's going to rain so
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    again you're putting forward a a
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    suggestion or what you think based on
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    your experience oh yeah it looks like
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    it's going to snow or it wouldn't
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    surprise me if it snows it wouldn't
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    surprise me if it
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    rains well it'd be great if it rains we
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    haven't had a drop of rain in weeks yeah
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    we haven't had a drop of rain in weeks
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    we haven't had a drop of rain four weeks
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    so again talking about the weather a hot
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    summer if you're lucky enough to have a
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    hot dry summer or be great to have some
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    rain we haven't had rain in weeks we
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    haven't had rain four weeks okay so very
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    typical sentences Expressions that you
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    can use that'll get you into those
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    conversations particularly when they're
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    talking about the
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    weather okay so when we're talking small
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    talk a lot of the conversation is about
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    catching up with people so what sort of
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    expressions or phrases can you use when
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    you're literally catching up with them
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    trying to find out what has happened in
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    their life since the last time that you
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    met so something like oh the last time I
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    saw you you were changing your job or
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    the last time I saw you you were
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    expecting a baby or the last time I saw
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    you you were going to write a book you
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    know so whatever it might be it leads it
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    into the conversation so the last time I
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    saw you you were and then you're leaving
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    the opening for them yeah okay did you
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    end up getting that promotion no so it
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    could be to do with the job did you end
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    up getting that promotion did you end up
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    getting that new job that you applied
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    for did you end up doing that traveling
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    that you had promis
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    yourself I remember you were planning to
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    go on a world Cruise or you were
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    planning to start a new business or you
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    are planning to take up jogging or
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    tennis or whatever the the sport might
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    be so again leading you into certain
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    questions about the activities they may
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    or may have been about to do the last
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    time that you met
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    them did you hear about the business did
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    you hear about the guys we went to
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    college with did you hear about Mrs
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    Murphy who used to live around the
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    corner from us okay so just again
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    introducing a topic that will get your
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    colleague or the person you're talking
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    to to
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    continue the
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    conversation well you won't believe it
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    when I tell you what has happened to me
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    you won't believe it when you you hear
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    the story about our ex boss do you
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    remember that guy yeah well yeah and
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    then you go on to tell the
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    story wait till I tell you wait till I
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    tell you the last time you know we met
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    there on a Friday well the very next day
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    my car got stolen or something happened
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    okay so these are good ways to catch up
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    introduce you to them as to what's
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    happened to you and then you ask asking
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    them what has happened to them okay so
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    just let me give them to you one more
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    time the last time I saw you you were
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    whatever yeah did you end up getting
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    that promotion did you end up doing
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    whatever you were going to do I I
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    remember you were planning to okay did
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    you hear
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    about you won't believe it when I tell
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    you wait till I tell you okay so good
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    ways to get into conversations about
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    catching up with
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    somebody okay so the next few little uh
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    sentences about where you want to ask
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    somebody specifically about their
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    business or about their work or about
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    their studies what what they've been
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    focusing on okay are you still working
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    for the company in the High Street are
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    you still working for that it company
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    are you still working in the local
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    hospital so how are your studies going
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    are you nearly finished you must be
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    almost finished your stud Studies by now
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    what year are you
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    in or just generally so how's work going
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    now what's work like these
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    days how do you like working remotely so
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    if you want to bring it right up to
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    Modern Times And that's a very popular
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    topic and will be a popular topic for
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    some time now about the difference
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    between working in the offices or
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    working remotely so now what do you
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    think about working remotely how's it
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    going for you do you like it do you not
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    like it okay
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    okay so if you meet somebody and you
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    want to ask them about other people in
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    their lives okay so it could be their
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    family it could be business colleagues
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    it could be people they you used to hang
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    around with together if you were in
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    University together or in the fa same
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    football club whatever it might be so
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    there are ways in which you can make an
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    inquiry about other people connected to
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    them so how are the kids getting big I'm
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    sure yeah how's Adam doing yeah how's
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    Mary did she actually get
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    married oh please say hi to your your
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    wife for me when when you when you get
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    home or please say hi to the the guys on
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    the football team I haven't seen them
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    for ages since I stopped playing or
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    please give my regards to all the gang
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    please give my regards to your wife
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    please give my regards to your sister I
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    remember that holiday we had it was
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    really great fun okay so you're
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    inquiring or asking about other people
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    and you want to pass on your regards you
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    want to just find out what they're doing
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    and how they're getting on with
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    life of course when we're meeting people
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    what we really like to do is talk about
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    other people because usually they're not
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    there and it's a a great way of having
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    some small talk have you seen Mary
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    recently did did you see what David was
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    doing yeah so those type of
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    conversations so so here are some
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    expressions and phrases you you might
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    like to
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    use oh have you seen Michael recently
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    got a really interesting hairstyle yeah
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    I'm not so sure it's suitable to the
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    office yeah or have you heard from David
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    I believe he's stopped working and he's
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    traveling around the world so just a way
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    of finding out or introducing certain
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    topics of people what they're doing or
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    what they might have changed in their
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    lives or did you see he got married
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    again or oh he finally got married so
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    you again you're introducing
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    conversational pieces about other people
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    and if you want to be very nice to
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    people or speak nicely about people then
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    you might make comments about their new
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    look how they look and if that happens
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    to be the person you're talking to then
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    you might be very complimentary of
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    course about how they've changed so oh I
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    like your new hairstyle wow yeah oh
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    you've really lost weight that workout
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    in the gym has really worked wonders
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    yeah so you introduce nice topics that
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    make that person feel good they smile
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    and therefore the conversation will
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    continue in a happy
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    mood I really love those shoes where did
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    you get them wow I'd love a pair like
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    that myself they really suit that dress
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    or they really suit those trousers or
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    wow they really look
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    smart wow you look great so just as
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    simple you look great you don't have to
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    make any comment about anything else
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    about the weight or the hair or whatever
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    it might be wow you look great it's it's
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    great to see you
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    again oh you've got glasses they really
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    suit you yeah they're really stylish wow
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    yeah where did you get them yeah so
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    again comments on their appearance
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    comments on the look what they are
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    wearing what they've done to themselves
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    all complimentary of course so nothing
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    that's negative and the conversation
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    will will continue because the the
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    danger with small talk is you say
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    something that somebody wasn't expecting
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    it might be a little bit of a shock and
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    the conversation will stop dead and
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    people will be looking each other a
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    little bit embarrassed so you want to be
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    complimentary and open to allow the
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    conversation to
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    continue okay so then when when all of
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    the uh business is done for the day the
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    meetings are over whatever has happened
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    the conference has ended then we've got
  • 00:13:10
    small talk to do with closing
  • 00:13:12
    conversations and you know people some
  • 00:13:14
    people get up and they just disappear or
  • 00:13:16
    some people are hanging around having a
  • 00:13:18
    coffee or whatever it might be so this
  • 00:13:20
    is the ideal opportunity for
  • 00:13:22
    conversation to strike up again and
  • 00:13:24
    again you don't want to be left in the
  • 00:13:26
    in the dark you don't to be left on the
  • 00:13:28
    the end of the conversation just looking
  • 00:13:30
    at people you want to be able to join in
  • 00:13:32
    and contribute so here are some
  • 00:13:35
    conversational pieces for closing
  • 00:13:37
    conversations oh look sorry I've really
  • 00:13:39
    got to go but give me a number let's
  • 00:13:42
    catch up or give me your email and I'll
  • 00:13:44
    I'll drop you a line okay oh look I'd
  • 00:13:47
    better let you go I've taken up so much
  • 00:13:48
    of your time I'm sure you want to get
  • 00:13:50
    your bus I'm sure you want to get home
  • 00:13:52
    to the the wife and kids
  • 00:13:54
    okay well it was really great talking to
  • 00:13:57
    you that we've got we we must catch up
  • 00:13:59
    again soon yeah it's it's really been
  • 00:14:01
    wonderful it's been amazing i' I've
  • 00:14:03
    haven't seen you for such a long time so
  • 00:14:05
    it's great to get all of the
  • 00:14:07
    news look let's catch up again soon
  • 00:14:09
    let's do it again soon it's let's not
  • 00:14:11
    wait until the next meeting so give me a
  • 00:14:13
    shout we'll get together for coffee or
  • 00:14:15
    we'll get the the family together look
  • 00:14:18
    I'm really sorry but I I I have to leave
  • 00:14:20
    now is that okay I'll I'll talk to you
  • 00:14:23
    later or I'll drop you a line or I'll
  • 00:14:25
    send you on that document that I
  • 00:14:27
    promised
  • 00:14:29
    look it's time for me to to head out I
  • 00:14:31
    I'm going to to catch a train can I give
  • 00:14:33
    you a lift or do you want to share a
  • 00:14:35
    taxi or if you're walking my way perhaps
  • 00:14:38
    we could walk there together okay so
  • 00:14:40
    again nice soft easy comfortable ways of
  • 00:14:45
    ending conversation so that you can
  • 00:14:48
    leave or you can just say your goodbyes
  • 00:14:51
    or you can just make sure that the
  • 00:14:53
    contact or the communication is going to
  • 00:14:55
    continue either by email or by WhatsApp
  • 00:14:57
    whatever it might be when when you
  • 00:15:00
    contact these people so the next time
  • 00:15:01
    you meet them there's no embarrassing
  • 00:15:04
    gaps Okay so we've looked at the
  • 00:15:06
    beginning of the conversation how to
  • 00:15:08
    open the conversation we've looked at
  • 00:15:10
    different topics that might come up and
  • 00:15:12
    particularly the weather and also things
  • 00:15:14
    like sport will always come up how
  • 00:15:16
    people look is another uh topic that
  • 00:15:19
    will always come up because people if
  • 00:15:20
    they haven't met you for a long time
  • 00:15:22
    will would like to let you know that
  • 00:15:24
    it's good to see you and that you're
  • 00:15:25
    looking well and then finally how to
  • 00:15:28
    close those convers how to get out of a
  • 00:15:30
    an awkward situation perhaps there oh
  • 00:15:32
    look I really have to go now or oh is
  • 00:15:34
    that the time so you find a way to just
  • 00:15:37
    say look back out I need to go I need to
  • 00:15:40
    get my train or I need to get that bus
  • 00:15:42
    or indeed if the conversation is a
  • 00:15:44
    little bit boring and you're a little
  • 00:15:46
    bit bored it's an ideal way for you to
  • 00:15:48
    just to back out and not sound a little
  • 00:15:50
    bit too rude okay well hopefully those
  • 00:15:53
    small talk and those phrases about small
  • 00:15:56
    talk will help you if there's anything
  • 00:15:58
    else that you want any small talk
  • 00:16:00
    conversations that come your way and
  • 00:16:02
    you'd like to have some help we drop me
  • 00:16:04
    a line and I'll give you some heads up
  • 00:16:06
    on that and we'll be able to work
  • 00:16:08
    through them as I said at the beginning
  • 00:16:10
    please subscribe to the channel and you
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    can listen to me quite easily on the
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    podcast and if you want to contact me
  • 00:16:15
    well then you can do so on
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    www.english lonv skype.com very happy to
  • 00:16:20
    hear from you very happy to see what you
  • 00:16:22
    are doing and what you want me to do for
  • 00:16:24
    you and until the next time thanks for
  • 00:16:26
    listening cheers
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