Generally, after the first greeting, the second sentence will introduce your specialties and hobbies in detail. If she has the same specialty or hobby as you, you can talk about it. If she doesn't have the same specialties or hobbies as you, then you don't need to talk to her. Without a common language, it is impossible!

Give you the following reference:

1. My junior took a fancy to a handsome guy in our school, so she stepped forward and accosted others:

"Handsome boy, do you have a girlfriend?"

"I have."

"Do you mind changing it?"

"mind."

"Well, do you mind one more?"

Two months later, the junior successfully took the upper position ~ ~

2. In college, I taught myself. A strange boy stopped me. I asked him what he wanted. He said, "Nothing, you are so white. I just want to see if you look good. "

Dizzy

After a while, he came over and said, "Do you think I'm black?"

"Black" I said.

He said, "Everyone says I'm black."

Faint again.

I saw a beautiful MM in front. . . . Can't strike up a conversation. . So ... . . . Pick up a brick. . . Step forward. . "Classmate, did you drop this?"

In a Vietnamese restaurant in Connecticut, a handsome waiter asked me, "Are you from China?"

I answered him, and he immediately said "I love you" in Chinese.

I fainted! Then he has been hanging around my desk. He ignored other guests' calls to get the bill. My friend who was with me was depressed and said that she had been to this restaurant for n times and had never been accosted, so it was my first time to come ~ ~ ~

5. A friend's classmate, who wants to soak 1 MM in the evening self-study, goes up and asks, "Classmate, what time is it?"

MM looked at her watch and said, "Half past eight."

The fellow looked surprised and said, "Ah, it's half past eight by my watch. Do you think we are predestined friends? " ? ! "