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• Are you frightened of having a discussion with
  your classmates or the person next to you?
• My greatest challenge while I was a foreign
  exchange student in Germany was initiating
  discussions with strangers. Some days it was
  straightforward, other days it was challenging.
  Often you're just not in the mood and other days
  you're out there. I have a few easy ideas for you
  if you're in a foreign country and you're having
  a rough time attempting to launch a discussion
  because you're not sure what to tell or you don't
  know how to say it. Do you want to learn more?
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• Tell "hi" just. Tell somebody how things are
  going. You could be offered a one word answer or
  more by the person you're asking. You open the
  door to the idea of holding a discussion by at
  least questioning. We think so many times about
  simply saying "hi" and then, to lament it
  afterwards, because we don't go up with it. Avoid
  being terrified to say hello and just do it.
• Ask a dumb question. Wherever you go today, ask
  someone a straightforward question. It doesn't
  matter if you know the answer already. Asking
  someone a question will make you warm up for an
  opportunity to speak to someone later. I will
  still ask strangers stupid questions. If they
  were to send me a strange look, I would just say
  that I'm new to the area. Invariably, this will
  initiate a debate about where I was from.

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• If you initiate a discussion with others,
  question and memorize their name! Write down your
  name and a description of them on your mobile
  phone to help you recall later. If you wish to
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• The next time you see this guy, they'll be
  impressed that you know their name and you'll
  have a big community of acquaintances you know
  after a while doing this. My city was near two
  main train stations, Berlin and Magdeburg, in
  Germany. I will still see somebody I met or had
  spoken to before on the train at the end of my
  year.
• Ask anyone a query about the lesson while you are
  at college, in between lessons. They would be
  more than happy to support you because it will
  look like in practice you are trying to pay
  attention and it is valued by your peers. I would
  ask my classmates at school every Monday and
  Tuesday how their weekend was, what they did,
  etc., and then I would ask what they were doing
  over the weekend on Thursdays and Fridays. Stay
  linked with your classmates and bring them up to
  date. After doing this, you'll get invited to do
  more fun.
• They come home from work every day while you're
  host parents, or wherever they question them how
  their day is going. Ask them to elaborate further
  on it when they give you a response. Wie was dein
  Tag?"Wie war dein Tag?"gut."gut."Ja? erzähl mir
  (ya? tell me about it)"Ja? erzähl mir (ya? tell
  me about it)" They'll typically be able to speak
  to you if your host family is normal, and they'll
  love the fact that you really care for them. Your
  host family cares a lot for you and telling them
  how they're going is the least you can do. You
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• Go with them while your host family goes shopping
  for something. Actually, if they go anywhere,
  inquire if you should follow them. Ever! Always!
  And though you're drained. Oh, just go! In the
  long term, it's worth it.
• Limit English to Sundays only (or some other
  language than German). This one is rough. You
  have to avoid speaking any language except German
  if you ever want to communicate fluently. You're
  going to learn German in Germany, so say it! You
  have this opportunity to live with a family and
  talk the language on a regular basis, so take
  full advantage of this chance! Tell your friends
  and relatives that this is what you do, but
  they're not likely to be insulted. Only search
  Facebook, Skype, text, IM, on Sundays, whatever.
  If you have to check your email daily, make sure
  it's only once a day and stay off the machine
  until you've read it!
• Go for a stroll or a cycle ride if you have
  nothing to do and you are inclined to go on the
  phone! Find out the place in which you work!
  Discover sites that you've never been before. Or
  call a pal and head somewhere to hang out. The
  point here is to get into the routine of getting
  out of the house every time you feel bored.

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