In this lesson, you will learn useful expressions and suitable topics to strike up a conversation. Let’s begin!

Ways to Begin Small Talks 🗣️

Meaning: Used to comment on the pleasant weather or general atmosphere.

Example: "Nice day, isn't it? The sun is shining brightly today!"

Meaning: Used to express that it has been a while since the last meeting.

Example: "Long time no see! It's great to catch up with you again."

Meaning: Common way to ask about someone's well-being or how things are.

Example: "Hey, John! How's it going? Everything good with you?"

Meaning: Used to inquire about someone's children or family.

Example: "How are the kids? I hope they're doing well."

Meaning: Asking about someone's job or work situation.

Example: "How's work been lately? Busy as usual?"

Meaning: Inquiring about any recent developments or news.

Example: "Hey Sarah, what's new with you? Anything exciting happening?"

Meaning: Asking if someone watched a specific sports event or game.

Example: "Did you watch the game last night? It was quite intense!"

Meaning: Checking if someone is still occupied or busy with their activities.

Example: "Hey Tom, still keeping busy with work these days?"

Meaning: Asking if someone has been waiting for a while.

Example: "Have you been waiting long? I apologize for the delay."

Meaning: Inquiring about someone's upcoming or potential weekend activities.

Example: "Any big plans for the weekend? I might go hiking with friends."