<em>- Hi! How are you?</em>
<em>- Hello! I'm fine, thanks. What about you?</em>
<em>- I'm fine too. </em>
<em>___ a weird pause ____</em>
<em>- So why do you want to learn "X language"?</em>
Bla bla bla bla ...
Is there some kind of rule that all people are abiding by these days and which says that one should start their conversation with a new language partner as such?
Why should it be this boring, overly cliché question "How are you?"
Do you even know the person to ask them how are they doing?
I saw many people here complaining that no one is answering their messages and that they didn't find any language partner yet. Well, to these people I am addressing myself: Re-read your messages. Is it that kind of messages one would like to answer? Doesn't give an impression that you are too lazy to write a good message to break the ice and catch your partner's attention?
So who's to blame here?
What do you think guys? Do you usually answer this type of messages? or are you one of those who send this kind of messages? If not, then how should one start a conversation according to you?
Waiting for your comments :)
Today, September the 27th, coincides with a very beautiful phenomenon called "Supermoon Lunar eclipse".
I'm sure it will be a breathtaking view! <3
For all moon lovers in this world, don't miss this event! :D
For more information about this rare amazing eclipse, please watch this short<em> video</em> :)
http://www.space.com/30420-rare-super-blood-moon-lunar-eclipse-coming-last-until-2033-video.html
