Trying to introduce yourself that you don't know you may be a very embarrassment. If you don't understand them, how do you know what to say? How can you start interesting dialogue with a full strange person? There are five English openings that avoid the first time I met.
Look for a common point. Even if you don't know this stranger, you know what you know - you know that they share with you. "So what brings you here" "You can ask this. Or, if you are in your friend Bob, you can ask "How do you know bob?"
Praise them. Everyone likes to listen to my sweet words. "What a wonderful dress you're wearing!" Tell them how much you like this person's shoes or glasses. After that, if they only answer "thank you", you can then ask, similar "where did you get it?" Or "what's it name out of?" Or even "WAS IT EXPENSIVE?" These issues very Useful because this can tell you more about them.
Ask questions about them. Almost all people have more work, then why don't you ask this person, "so what do you do for a living?" Or "Where are you from Originally?" Means you want to know where they are born. And, ask the first time the conversation is simpler. If this is polite, they will ask you the same question, so you have the opportunity to talk about yourself.
introduce yourself. Don't just say, "Hi, My Name is John." Tells others more about your own information. "Hi, my name is john. I'm a friend of bob's from high school. We use to have name." This may capture the other party's interest, encourage them to ask you questions or tell you more about them Information.
As a comment on something. Don't ask any questions about each other, you can say that "this is a great party" or "what a lovely house is is" to induce them to say their view. Even if this house or party is not their, this comment sounds very comfortable and easy to talk. As is the first suggestion, these openings have a good role because you have a common place and the other side: You are talking to each other.
