My friend is very analytical and I am a visual learner. We hardly communicate. How can we have a conversation?
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Aww that's terrible, to me it sounds like he's the one with all the problems and you're going out of your way to be friends with him.  He's being abit patronising and maybe it means he needs to grow up abit, so maybe there isn't anything you can do at the moment except explain to him again all this from your perspective.  When he does degrade make sure you defend yourself, and even if you're not right maybe you can give the thoughts you had that made you think that way.  But it's not an exam, and please don't let him make you feel bad and I really hope it works out!
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take some grammar classes then try to talk with someone, they might understand you a lil better
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Communicate and try to understand.  Ask questions until you do.  If it helps, try to compare parallel beliefs or experiences you may have with what the other person believes or thinks.  These may not be the same, but you may find similar things in your own cultural or ways of thinking that are the closest equivalent.\n\nFor helpful guidelines on sharing respectfully in a multicultural dialogue, see also http://www.houstonprogressive.org/CHRguide.html
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I know how hard this could be I have been in this situation before. I have found out however through my own experiences that complimenting my friends on their best features is a great way to start out, this open the line of communication and allow for that individual to become comfortable with you and trust your judgement on things. I recommend that if you want to tell someone something make sure it is a individual you have history with, do not attempt on giving someone constructing criticism without establishing some sort of recurring trust. Remember choosing you words correctly is important in conveying a constructive critique. See ya!!
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i use skype (http://www.skype.com)  You can find friends with common interest and common language (the search has a language field) and talk over the internet with them (requires a nice computer, and a faster internet link)
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be her friend and make suggestions outside of meetings. If I feel the value of staying in this job of yours', I'd see it as the best training ground for my softskills~ influencing people. How to measure success? You'd become her panic aid, she comes to you when she panics- you can soothe her. When shes indecisive, you'll be her favourite person to talk to, giving subtle hints on solutions.
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Try this:  http://www.researchhaven.com/Chat.htm
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Go ahead and be smart first ,give him a charming smile first and\nthen slowly start to talk .The less he talks,the more the listeners understand. people who have no idea of what they are saying do not talk anything worthwhile.The balance and composture of the learned and knowledgeable bear testimony to their self -confidence. Infact ,the readers have only sympathy for them.\npeople who are wise do not try to demonstrate their knowledge.\nthey know things well,but talk less!
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I tell my best friend everything. And she tells me everything. Why do you need a friend to talk to? jm_potter1957@yahoo.com If so e-mail me
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u can use rediffbol,msn messenger, or u can join any friends making website that can also help u for chatting with another
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Can you explain a little more about what it is that you want to communicate?  Each situation is different.  You should check out your schools catalog or handbook.  You should be able to find a section in either book to help you with you situation.\nAlso, maybe somebody can help you more on here if you provide more information!
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Talk about anything and everything to Everyone you come across, small talk or whatever, they are just like you(human). Most people are sociable and will talk back and make conversation, if they don't, then its their problem. Practice. Keep Trying. good luck.\n\nI Agree With Superscribe below me. " The book How to win friends and influence people, by Dale Carnegie, would be a good start." It's a Really Great Book.
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Talk to a friend....it helps a little!
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Try not to listen to what they say and ignore their comments as much as you can. The less you talk and act like you have time for them, then the more they will get the picture. Set an example for them on how one should be. They just might learn something from you indirectly.
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aww that's a bit harsh.Just look spaced out alot eventually that person will get annoyed by your lack of attention then the'll leave or stop talking.It works when my friend who was talking non-stop to me I just nodded and went 'um..hummmm'.. I answer her yes or no questions by nodding my head and when she was like what's gonna happen I shrugged she stop talking for the whole day.That gives the person the message to buzz of for awhile.Or just interupt her while she's talking to you and say 'erm..gotta go to the washroom' or 'be right back'.That usually gives the person the message
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all it takes is practice - start talking with them more
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Did you ever talk to him about it?\n\nCommucation is the key.