South Korean people…

[vida]

Ok! I actually wanted some help from those who had a talk with a South Korean in real life or are from there.

There’s this girl at my university who’s from there & I want to start a friendly conversation with her. I know how to communicate well with a foreigner, but mostly on the internet & with you my dear NB friends who gave me your time till now. I just want to hear your advices too!
I'll return the favor for sure! :D

So, I want you to give me some topics that could possibly be interesting for her & as the result, she becomes amused, not bored with me & wants to become my friend! (Notice that I’m a girl too. ) I also want to know the best way I can start & end this first contact with her.
…Should I talk to her about manga, Gangman style or……?!...

[Wang]

So you're capable of speaking the same language as her? I wouldn't worry about interesting topics, just ask her general questions about herself & tell her some details about yourself & talk about classes. You'll probably find that you have things in common that you weren't expecting, then once you know what she's into you can brush up on the topics. I'm sure she's interested in making friends too.

[kmrasengan]

So you're capable of speaking the same language as her? I wouldn't worry about interesting topics, just ask her general questions about herself & tell her some details about yourself & talk about classes. You'll probably find that you have things in common that you weren't expecting, then once you know what she's into you can brush up on the topics. I'm sure she's interested in making friends too.

You actually gave a serious answer? Who are you?

[Wang]

You actually gave a serious answer? Who are you?

I'm only helpful to vida, it's nothing to be concerned about

[kmrasengan]

I'm only helpful to vida, it's nothing to be concerned about

Ah ok, that's good.

[vida]

So you're capable of speaking the same language as her? I wouldn't worry about interesting topics, just ask her general questions about herself & tell her some details about yourself & talk about classes. You'll probably find that you have things in common that you weren't expecting, then once you know what she's into you can brush up on the topics. I'm sure she's interested in making friends too.

No, I just can speak English as my second language, but thanks for your advices! Yeah, I'm sure she's interested in making friends since she seems to be alone for now.

I'm only helpful to vida, it's nothing to be concerned about

^_^

[★Hēi]

Well as for me to talk with other ppl even if he/she from another country.... just talk about something common you both have like classes,ask her a bit about here home country, tell jokes (only if you're good at them ),talk about everything but not too much or you wil scare here (jk xD)

[vida]

Well as for me to talk with other ppl even if he/she from another country.... just talk about something common you both have like classes,ask her a bit about here home country, tell jokes (only if you're good at them ),talk about everything but not too much or you wil scare here (jk xD)

LOL! Our jokes are mostly related to the people of my country so she won't laugh at them while they're really funny for us!
Anyways, thanks to you too!

[YowYan]

So you're capable of speaking the same language as her? I wouldn't worry about interesting topics, just ask her general questions about herself & tell her some details about yourself & talk about classes. You'll probably find that you have things in common that you weren't expecting, then once you know what she's into you can brush up on the topics. I'm sure she's interested in making friends too.

The hell is going on? Wang giving a serious comment? The world must be ending

[Narutoist]

North Korea

[sirius49]

talk her about alien and reptilian govermenent or men in black and maya end of world 2012.

[UchihaBrat]

As some suggested, casual talk is usually the way it goes anyway, so why not try it?
Btw, just a pointer from a nerd: If you're to talk to a Korean person about drawn series, talk about manhwa first, then, perhaps, manga
Naw, I'm sure there are lots of Kkoreans whom enjoy manga just as we do, but they also have manhwa, which is kind of like manga, yet Korean.
Good Luck!

[NarutoB]

She wants the D