When chatting with foreigners, you should never reveal that you are chatting with them to learn English. You should make people feel sincere, so that you may become friends. Foreigners like to make friends. Foreigners are generally very talkative, and they will follow your questions. You can ask questions along their lines, :)~

If it is your first time to talk to an unfamiliar foreigner, try not to Ask about the other person’s privacy, such as age, nationality, etc.

The following are more appropriate words for the first conversation:

1. You don't seem to be from around here. (Although it's not great, it's better than "Nice to meet" "you" is much better)

2. What're you doing here? (It's generally best to find teachers or students, or people who work more leisurely. Don't find businessmen, they don't have much time. )

3. Do you need someone to show you around? (A good breakthrough, it doesn’t matter if he doesn’t want it)

4. Do you have a number or anything?

5. I'll call you some time. (Then don't rush to contact, wait 2-3 days, otherwise foreigners will think you are too enthusiastic)

This is with foreigners The best way is to get to know each other, and then you can gradually contact each other, and it is very likely that you will be able to become friends. Remember, you'd better always take the initiative in asking questions, otherwise it will be very troublesome for foreigners to ask questions.

Foreigners’ favorite topics are weather, transportation and food. If you know something about culture, they will be happy to share it with you. When chatting, you should try your best to make yourself feel relaxed and humorous. If you don't understand what the foreigner is saying, just smile. Although foreigners speak fast and talk a lot, there is not much substantive content in them. You only need to hear some key points to understand the general idea.

Tips,

When interacting with a "foreigner", never hint at her/his age, even if you accidentally know it. There is a humorous saying among Westerners that "the only secret to staying young forever is: lying about your age!" (Foreigners advocate humor, which is called Positive thinking and positive attitude. You must be careful when joking with foreigners in English, as they come from different cultural backgrounds after all) .

If someone asks you: How old are you? You can answer like this: I'm too young to retire, but I'm old enough to know better than to answer a question like that. This is what the old Americans say: Be tough!