Article in English: ” Depending on the response, you will know if the person is comfortable talking with you. If he wants to have a conversation, ask him questions that are basic to begin with such as, “Where are you travelling to today? How long are you staying?”  If the conversation continues, you can ask more personal questions. As she shares more personal information, you can as well. This will increase the quality of the interaction. Ask questions such as, “What was it like growing up in southern California? Did you spend a lot of time at the beach or playing sports?” If you sense that he is tiring of the conversation simply say, “Well, it’s been great talking with you. I’ll let you get back to what you were doing.” You can tell if someone is tiring if they keep looking away, checking their watch, or just seem generally distracted or rushed. Conversations that occur on a date carry a bit more pressure than most conversations. The only way you will get to know someone is to have conversations about subjects including shared interests, values, ideals and education level. You want to find someone who is compatible with you and conversation will lead you there. Open conversations require you to be vulnerable. Keep your eye on the benefits involved in getting to know someone. This might help you remain open. You may want to date the person, do business with them, or ask them to be your mentor.  Thank the person for being open and answering your questions. Start with simple questions and move toward deeper questions. You will definitely want to ask about where the person attended school before you ask about his relationship with his father. If you sense the person’s discomfort with certain subject matter, don’t continue in that direction. Choose a different topic. Signs that someone is uncomfortable may include: looking down, fidgeting, looking pale, clenched jaw or forced smile. Let the person know that you are listening by repeating back what they say in a different way, or at another point in the conversation. People like to...

Summary in Vietnamese:
Mở đầu cuộc trò chuyện một cách đơn giản: Trò chuyện để tìm kiếm sự hòa hợp. Cởi mở trong việc trả lời câu hỏi. Nghe Đề nghị cuộc hẹn thứ hai. Cân nhắc sự khác biệt tuổi tác khi trò chuyện. Tập trung giao tiếp và trao đổi vì sự phát triển cá nhân và sự nghiệp. Tìm chủ đề chung liên kết bạn với người đó hay với những người trong đám đông. Kết thúc cuộc trò chuyện một cách lịch thiệp.