 
 <prompt> When you reach your new house, try make effort to sabi your neighbors. You fit feel somehow or awkward, but even if you no become lifelong friends, you go benefit from dey on friendly terms. Just smile and wave go dey okay for most people. Visit your immediate neighbors to greet them and introduce yourself or your family. You fit ask questions about the area (like when dem dey pick trash), and you fit answer some questions about yourself and your family. If you dey comfortable, you fit host small party for your neighbors make dem sabi you, and you fit sabi small about them for casual setting. To build friends, e dey start with one person. From there, dem fit introduce you to their social circle, and help you connect through mutual interests. Your neighbors na good place to start to build that network. If you dey religious, involve yourself for your local church na good way to meet like-minded people. Choose church or meeting to attend, or choose plenty and visit one each week. See where you dey comfortable. While some religions get strict rules about which church you fit attend, most no get. Look around, visit different churches, and meet different clergymen to find the right fit for you. Groups dey plenty, from Young Republicans to book clubs. Check your interests and find local group of people wey dey enjoy similar hobbies or interests. Social groups dey get chapters worldwide. If you don already member of any group, meet with the group leader to see if dem get branch for your new community, or similar organization wey you fit join. Some apps dey wey dey for this purpose. Meetup, iGon, Weave, and Majikal na some wey dey offer groups, events, and local business opportunities. Anytime wey you dey meet strangers, dey careful about sharing contact information, and always meet for public place. Many towns get message boards and Facebook groups wey dey designed to keep people in touch. Search make you see if your town get message board or Facebook group, and join the conversation. Some towns get Facebook groups wey dey specifically for selling or buying items, like Craigslist. Even though e fit no be the ideal way to make friends, selling or searching for certain items fit connect you to people wey dey similar lifestyle situations, like people wey get young children, or people wey love to garden. Visit your city website for information about message boards. Many cities go get these groups wey dem post directly for the city website. If you dey work or go school, you get network of people. Even though not every person wey you work or go school with go be instant connection, make yourself known and familiar for the office or school. If your colleagues dey chop dinner after work, or dey drink, follow them. E go allow you to socialize without the pressure of work, and e go provide low-key means to sabi your coworkers. Make use of after-school programs or extracurricular groups to meet more people for setting wey dem dey familiar or comfortable with. If you no dey school, you fit even consider to take course for community college or join intramural sports group to meet people wey get similar interests. If you need help, ask for am. If you need help to move, find moving service. If cleaning your new house dey outside your comfort zone, find cleaning service and use their skills. You fit meet some wonderful people by just inviting them to do service for you. Even though e fit no be great way to make friends, e dey good way to get idea of the kind of people and activities wey dey for your new town. You fit ask the people wey you hire wetin dem like do for fun, where dem like chop, etc. Always treat people wey dey help you with kindness. If dem dey provide service, offer tip. If dem dey help for free (like neighbor wey help you move in), give baked goods or gift card in exchange. <response>: ```Know your neighbors well. Find religious community. Join social group or club. Use local message boards. Make friends for work or school. Ask for help.``` 