What should I do if I can’t answer someone else’s conversation?

Question 1: I can’t answer what others are saying, what should I do? You should be an introvert, and you can speak slower. You can use recording software to practice more every day!

Question 2: I can’t speak, and I can’t answer what others are saying. What should I do? Take your time,,,

Communicate more with people,

Listen more to what others say,

See more to how others communicate.

Try to make friends with people of different types and positions

You will learn a lot from them!

And it can also exercise your language skills! ! !

Question 3: What should I do if I can’t answer someone else’s conversation? Just go with the flow and say whatever you want, as long as it doesn't go too far. If you can't pick up the topic, maybe this topic isn't suitable for you.

Question 4: What should I do if I can’t pick up the words when I talk to people? Read some books, read books, listen to other people’s words and think about what kind of changes you should try to make. Gradually, I find that I always give in. Please help remind me to tell my friends something to say. It’s like always communicating, the more I’m afraid of making mistakes...

Question 5: Why can’t I always pick up the conversation when I’m talking to others? Read more books, read good books,

While listening to what others say, think more about what you would say if it were you, what kind of changes you would like to try, and slowly discover it yourself.

There are always those who are good at playing, and ask them to help remind you more. I often tell my good friend what is allowed and what is not allowed to be said, because she is similar to you.

In short, communicate more. The more you are afraid of making mistakes and the more you don’t speak up, the less progress you will make.

Come on! No big deal!

Question 6: What should I do if I can’t speak? If I can’t pick up other people’s topics, just listen carefully. It’s better to be a listener than not being able to speak. If you say something wrong, it’s better to approach you and say you can. The skill of speaking well must be accumulated slowly with your experience and experience

Question 7: What should I do if I can't understand the meaning of others' words when talking to others? My eloquence is not good and I can't always follow what others say. How can I practice my eloquence? 20 points 1. Positive attitude training

1. Self-suggestion: silently recite 10 times every morning, "I must speak boldly, I must speak loudest, I must speak most fluently. I must It will definitely work! Today must be a happy and happy day!” (Usually suggest to yourself, say it silently or write it out, at least 10 times.)

2. Imagination training: imagine yourself successful in public for at least 5 minutes. Give a speech and imagine yourself succeeding.

3. Learn to smile in front of the mirror for at least 5 minutes and show your gestures and shapes.

2. Eloquence training

(1) Deep breathing training for at least 10 minutes every day.

(2) Seize every opportunity to speak and practice your eloquence.

1. Consciously exchange ideas with at least 5 people every day.

2. Read or speak loudly for at least 5 minutes every day.

3. Train yourself to "speak for three minutes" or "speak silently for three minutes" every day.

4. Tell at least one story or fully describe one thing to your relatives and colleagues every day.

5. Pay attention to some skills when speaking.

A. Before speaking, take a deep breath, calm down, smile, and make eye contact before starting to speak.

B. Speak the first sentence bravely, louder, slower, in short sentences, without interruption in the middle of the sentence.

C. When you find that you are nervous and stuck, stop and take a deep breath consciously, and then speak out as you exhale.

D. If your performance is not good, comfort yourself: "Why were you nervous again just now? It's okay, continue speaking smoothly"; at the same time, use confidence in feelings and actions to overcome fear.

E. When you are nervous, you can do relaxation exercises, take a deep breath, or try your best to clench your fists and then relax quickly, 10 times in a row.

3. Auxiliary exercises

1. Read inspirational or eloquent books for at least 20 minutes a day to cultivate a positive attitude and learn some skills.

2. Laugh loudly 10 times a day, face life optimistically, and relax.

3. Train to accept the sight and gaze of others, and develop self-confidence and observation skills.

4. Cultivate the habit of smiling, smile brightly, smile sincerely, and exercise affinity.

5. Learn to review, summarize gains and losses every day, and write down your experiences. Every week, we should comprehensively summarize the results and shortcomings, and determine the goals for the next week

Question 8: I am a bit stupid and can’t answer what others say, what should I do? Personal personality

Question 9 : What should I do if I’m stupid and can’t answer what others say? There is really no good way to do this, unless you memorize some words to deal with it. In fact, the best way is to remain silent. After a long time, even if others are teasing you, they will stop talking if you don't respond. Of course , it is necessary to change the status quo. It is recommended that you go out more and communicate with others. Do more puzzles, maybe this will get better.

Question 10: I always feel that I can’t answer when talking to others in daily life. What should I do if I fall in love with someone else? I don’t know much about it, so let’s not speculate on the topic