Question And Answer About Conversation!

 

Q. What is the word used to describe a person who is always the one to initiate conversation?

Answer:

A person who is always the one to initiate the conversation I described such a person in one word as an initiator who breaks the ice and began the conversation with a standard greeting like Hello, Hi and follows with an easy-to-answer opening question like asking for information,  pay a compliment, comment on something pleasant,  introduce himself, offer help, ask for help, mention a shared experience ask for an opinion etc.

Q. What does it mean if a Korean girl doesn't reply to a text after a good conversation?

Answer:

South Korean communication structure is mainly indirect and entirely verbose. They are inclined to rely on words and are known to a speaker's posture, expression and tone of voice to draw meaning. They also tend to ask questions to comprehend their status in comparison to the person they are conversing with. These can catch people off guard means how much do you earn? Or How old are you?

Secondly, South Korean focuses on fetching face and decency therefore they'll seldom deliver a flat 'no' or negative response, straight when they do not agree with you.

Last but not the list silence or do not reply is a fundamental and deliberate tool used in Korean communication. Halting before giving a response indicates that someone has pertained reasonable thought and consideration to the question. It expresses politeness and respect.

Q. Can the word deter be used in a conversation?

Answer:

Yes, the word deter has to be used in a conversation. In English deter means to prevent or discourage someone from doing something. In other words, make them not wish to do it or continue doing it.  Some conversations such as:

Don't let self-doubt deter you from succession always concentrate on learning.

Never let anyone disturb your composure or deter your achievement or destroy your accomplishment.

Stay deter mind, okay?