Once you start a conversation, how can you preserve it? The best way is to stay away from closed-loop questions. These are questions that other people can only answer with "yes" or "no". The problem with them is that they do not invite any additional discussion. You ask a question, they answer "yes" or "no", and that's it. Instead, ask open-ended questions. "What came next?", "What do you do for fun?", "Tell me about where you grew up." And with such questions, a conversation progresses well.

Not all French conversation has to start with "bonjour". This is honestly the most consistent method, but it may not be ideal for each situation. We have found that some of my naturally flowing conversations begin in between. You ignore boring trivia and hit the ground, so there is no danger of uninteresting interaction in any way.

Let us start looking at some French dialogue beginnings that you can use in the real world. Would you like to see how French is used in everyday situations? Did you know that the best way to learn this beautiful language is using it in a daily context? To that end, French Conversations brings you the most useful and easy-to-learn conversations that will help you achieve fluency in this language.