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SocietyAll levels

How much are you influenced by advertisements?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Ashley J English Native Teacher, Los Angeles

Oct.11 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Q1.

If you could follow one curiosity without hesitation, what would you pursue?

Q2.

What would you ask an older version of yourself?

Q3.

How do you usually react to surprises—both good and bad?

Q4.

What’s a piece of advice you’ve heard that stuck with you, even if you didn’t expect it to?

Q5.

What curiosity leads your decisions?

Q6.

Should/would you forgive a partner who cheated?

Q7.

What's a healthy amount of time to grieve over a broken relationship?

Q8.

How do you act with integrity when no one is watching?

Q1.

How much are you influenced by advertisements?

Q2.

Should advertising aimed at children be prohibited?

Q3.

Is it ethical for companies to use psychological techniques to influence consumer behavior?

Q4.

Does social media advertising create artificial needs and desires?

Q5.

What is the most effective ad you can remember?

Q6.

Can advertising ever be completely honest and unbiased?

Q7.

Does targeted advertising violate people's privacy?

Q8.

Are consumers genuinely making independent choices, or are their preferences shaped by marketing?

Q1.

Are you a person with many friends or few friends?

Q2.

What makes you feel comfortable sharing personal stories?

Q3.

How do you prioritize your goals and ensure that you are working towards the most important ones?

Q4.

Describe the most beautiful sunset or sunrise you’ve ever seen.

Q5.

Share a personal experience where you overcame deep self-doubt.

Q6.

Who’s your favorite musical artist that’s no longer living?

Q7.

What’s your favorite meal to cook for others?

Q8.

Why do people often doubt their abilities before trying?

SocietyAll levels

If you had the power to change one aspect of human nature, what would it be and why?

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Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Oct.10 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Q1.

Describe an ordinary moment that turned into an unexpected adventure.

Q2.

Have you ever realized you were stronger or more capable than you believed?

Q3.

What’s a part of your daily life that you now see as a form of self-care?

Q4.

What object represents comfort for you?

Q5.

Describe an everyday habit that has a surprisingly positive effect on your life.

Q6.

What’s something you’ve experienced that reminds you of life’s unpredictability?

Q7.

What little purchase made a big difference in your life?

Q8.

If you could visit any UNESCO World Heritage site, which one would it be?

Q1.

If you had the power to change one aspect of human nature, what would it be and why?

Q2.

If you had to describe humanity to an alien, how would you do it?

Q3.

Is selfishness an inherent part of human nature or something society teaches us?

Q4.

Would the world be better if humans were incapable of lying?

Q5.

Is humanity naturally more inclined toward cooperation or competition?

Q6.

Is the human desire for power responsible for more progress or more suffering?

Q7.

What forces cause society to change and develop?

Q8.

How do you think global society will change in the next 100 years?

Q1.

Why do you believe in the power of simple moments?

Q2.

What does “inner beauty” mean to you?

Q3.

Why do some questions stay with us for years without answers?

Q4.

Do you enjoy learning about other cultures? Why or why not?

Q5.

What helps you avoid becoming defensive during discussions?

Q6.

What helps you maintain mutual respect?

Q7.

What is the most meaningful gift you've ever given someone?

Q8.

Virtual reality is evolving rapidly. How do you feel about the idea of spending significant time in digital worlds?

SocietyAll levels

Is it ethical to keep wild animals in zoos?

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Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Ashley J English Native Teacher, Los Angeles

Oct.04 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What challenge would you create for yourself this month?

Q2.

Where does your courage appear during challenges?

Q3.

How do you navigate language barriers or cultural differences when traveling in foreign countries?

Q4.

What is your perspective on the concept of 'equality'?

Q5.

What things are you good/bad at learning? Why?

Q6.

What’s a story you often tell because it captures an important lesson you learned?

Q7.

What’s an object or item you’ve kept for years, and why is it special to you?

Q8.

What makes a book a "classic"?

Q1.

Is it ethical to keep wild animals in zoos?

Q2.

Should zoos be allowed to keep endangered animals for breeding programs?

Q3.

Do zoos actually help protect endangered species from extinction?

Q4.

Is seeing wild animals in zoos an effective way to educate people about nature?

Q5.

Should animals that are born in captivity ever be released into the wild?

Q6.

Is it acceptable to keep highly intelligent animals, such as elephants and great apes, in captivity?

Q7.

What makes a zoo ethical?

Q8.

What is the best way to protect threatened and endangered animals?

Q1.

Why do people avoid conflict but desire honesty?

Q2.

What television programs are popular in your country?

Q3.

How much should people spend on weddings, in your opinion?

Q4.

How do you think we can address the issue of elder abuse?

Q5.

What is the value of humility?

Q6.

What is one thing you regret doing or not doing?

Q7.

What helps you recognize when you're being stubborn?

Q8.

How do you stay grounded when life feels unpredictable?

SocietyAll levels

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Oct.03 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

If you could create a law that everyone must follow for one week, what would it be?

Q2.

Do you like when you have problems in life?

Q3.

If you could have dinner with any three people, living or dead, who would you choose and why?

Q4.

If you could have any job in the world, what would it be and why?

Q5.

What is your favorite way to unwind after a long travel day?

Q6.

How do you practice being present?

Q7.

Where would you place your personal time capsule?

Q8.

Where do you go when you crave emotional clarity?

Q1.

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?

Q2.

How prepared are you personally for a disaster?

Q3.

Should governments be legally responsible for protecting citizens from natural disasters?

Q4.

Is it fair to expect wealthy countries to provide financial assistance to poorer countries after disasters?

Q5.

Should governments prioritize preventing natural-disaster damage or improving emergency response?

Q6.

Should insurance companies be allowed to refuse coverage for homes in high-risk areas?

Q7.

Do modern technologies give humanity a false sense of security about natural disasters?

Q8.

When a natural disaster destroys a historic city or cultural site, should governments spend large amounts of money rebuilding it?

Q1.

What helps you remain confident in unfamiliar situations?

Q2.

What makes you feel personally fulfilled?

Q3.

Rivers shape landscapes and societies alike. Is there a river you feel connected to in any way?

Q4.

Some people thrive under pressure while others prefer calm environments. Where do you perform best?

Q5.

How can governments support aging populations with accessible services?

Q6.

Would you rather have no homework or no tests?

Q7.

What social factors drive demand for flexible work arrangements?

Q8.

How do you deal with disappointments caused by others?

SocietyAll levels

What helps you identify when you’re stuck in outdated habits?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Ashley J English Native Teacher, Los Angeles

Sep.27 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

If your daily life became a documentary, what would its main theme be?

Q2.

What’s a challenge that ultimately helped you grow your confidence?

Q3.

If you could change anything in the world, what 3 things would it be and why?

Q4.

Where do you find motivation returning naturally?

Q5.

What is your definition of 'respect'?

Q6.

Where do you tend to feel the most grateful?

Q7.

Do you think employees should have to work on weekends?

Q8.

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster or extreme weather event?

Q1.

What helps you identify when you’re stuck in outdated habits?

Q2.

How does routine make it difficult to recognize that change is necessary?

Q3.

Should people regularly evaluate their habits and routines?

Q4.

Can a habit that was once useful eventually become harmful?

Q5.

How can major life changes reveal habits that no longer fit our lives?

Q6.

Is discomfort a sign that we need to change an established habit?

Q7.

How can technology help people identify and change outdated habits?

Q8.

Should we change a habit simply because it is no longer considered socially acceptable?

Q1.

Is tradition more important than modernization in preserving cultural identity?

Q2.

Which tree or plant reminds you of your childhood?

Q3.

Why do we sometimes avoid paths that interest us the most?

Q4.

When is the last time you went shopping?

Q5.

What are your thoughts on the role of museums in promoting cultural heritage?

Q6.

If you could eradicate one problem in the world, what would it be?

Q7.

Have you ever searched for a job online?

Q8.

What are your thoughts on the impact of echo chambers and filter bubbles on public discourse and the polarization of society?

SocietyAll levels

Does life have meaning? Or do we have to find meaning for ourselves?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.26 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What’s a food you want to try someday?

Q2.

How do you navigate uncertainty while staying hopeful about the future?

Q3.

Describe the most adventurous thing you’ve ever done.

Q4.

What atmosphere makes conversations flow easily?

Q5.

Is there a cost to practicality and rationality?

Q6.

What is your favorite way to spend a rainy day?

Q7.

Would you consider buying an electric car even if it cost more than a petrol car?

Q8.

Is there a type of weather that always brings out certain emotions in you?

Q1.

Is perfect happiness truly possible?

Q2.

What is stopping you from being completely happy?

Q3.

Does social media create unrealistic expectations about happiness?

Q4.

Is happiness more dependent on our circumstances or our mindset?

Q5.

What little things have you done to improve your mindset?

Q6.

Have you ever completely changed your outlook about life? How?

Q7.

Does life have meaning? Or do we have to find meaning for ourselves?

Q8.

What drives you forward in life?

Q1.

How do you express interest in other people’s stories?

Q2.

Do you usually prefer to socialize in small groups or large ones?

Q3.

Why are people demanding greater work-life balance today?

Q4.

Who could you listen to for hours?

Q5.

When did you start listening to music?

Q6.

How can workplaces better support employees' mental health?

Q7.

What experience made you realize the importance of emotional intelligence?

Q8.

When was the first time you remember using a computer?

All levels

Is it possible to be truthful while still being dishonest?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Ashley J English Native Teacher, Los Angeles

Sep.20 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What cliché do you think holds truth?

Q2.

How do you adapt when life forces you to slow down?

Q3.

What’s a part of your daily life that feels like a small luxury?

Q4.

What are people not grateful enough for?

Q5.

What is your favorite type of sandwich, and what would you name it if it were on a menu?

Q6.

What’s a moment from your past that you’d love to revisit for just a day?

Q7.

What emotion would you explore if it could speak?

Q8.

What’s something you’re passionate about that others might not expect?

Q1.

Is it possible to be truthful while still being dishonest?

Q2.

Are some professions more dependent on misleading people than others?

Q3.

Should advertising be considered dishonest when it exaggerates the benefits of a product?

Q4.

Is lying to protect someone's feelings morally different from lying for personal gain?

Q5.

Does a person's intention matter when deciding whether their dishonesty is wrong?

Q6.

Should people always tell the truth, even when the truth could seriously hurt someone?

Q7.

Is keeping a secret a form of dishonesty?

Q8.

Can society function effectively if people are completely honest with one another?

Q1.

If you could live in any time period, which would you choose?

Q2.

What helps you maintain long-term discipline?

Q3.

What's your favorite childhood memory?

Q4.

Why are more people questioning traditional educational paths?

Q5.

What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you?

Q6.

In your opinion, what makes a city feel welcoming or unwelcoming to outsiders?

Q7.

How do you express understanding without agreeing?

Q8.

How do you intentionally build empathy?

All levels

Is national sovereignty more important than international cooperation?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.19 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

Describe an unexpected friendship that became very meaningful to you.

Q2.

What is your definition of evil?

Q3.

Where would you take someone to show them joy?

Q4.

Where would you go to start a meaningful chapter?

Q5.

Ever looked at a past version of yourself with unexpected admiration? What prompted it?

Q6.

What's the biggest risk you've ever taken in your life?

Q7.

Think of a habit you’ve picked up from someone else that became part of your routine—what is it?

Q8.

How do you usually react to surprises—both good and bad?

Q1.

Should countries give international organizations more power to solve global problems?

Q2.

Is national sovereignty more important than international cooperation?

Q3.

Should countries be legally required to follow international agreements during global crises?

Q4.

Who should decide when a global problem justifies limiting national sovereignty?

Q5.

Should wealthy countries have greater responsibility to sacrifice sovereignty for global cooperation?

Q6.

Can international cooperation effectively address problems if countries remain completely sovereign?

Q7.

Should countries be able to reject international policies that conflict with their national interests?

Q8.

Should countries accept economic disadvantages if doing so benefits the global community?

Q1.

Do you enjoy speaking English?

Q2.

What is your favorite outdoor activity?

Q3.

How do you recognize emotional patterns in others?

Q4.

Did you play any sports as a child?

Q5.

How do you balance being direct and being sensitive?

Q6.

Stories about lost treasures or mysteries captivate many. Are there any unsolved mysteries that intrigue you?

Q7.

Certain foods are considered delicacies. Would you ever try a dish that is controversial or unusual in your culture?

Q8.

Heirlooms often pass through generations with stories. Do you possess an item with a long family history?

All levels

Debate: what can be done to address the issue of cyberbullying?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.18 Friday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide

Q1.

Think back to a moment when you achieved something you once thought impossible—how did it feel?

Q2.

What moment helped you understand yourself better?

Q3.

If you could guide someone through a difficult moment, what would you tell them?

Q4.

Think back to the last spontaneous decision that turned out wonderfully.

Q5.

What was your favorite subject in school and why?

Q6.

If you could organize your life around one passion, what passion would you choose?

Q7.

What is a place you've always wanted to visit but haven't yet?

Q8.

What is one food you thought you would hate but were surprised that you enjoyed?

Q1.

What can be done to address the issue of cyberbullying?

Q2.

Should social media companies be legally responsible for preventing cyberbullying on their platforms?

Q3.

How much responsibility should parents have for their children's online behavior?

Q4.

Should schools be responsible for dealing with cyberbullying that happens outside school hours?

Q5.

Should anonymous accounts be banned to make it easier to identify cyberbullies?

Q6.

Does giving victims the ability to block and report users do enough to prevent cyberbullying?

Q7.

Should social media companies be required to reveal the identities of anonymous cyberbullies?

Q8.

Could stricter online censorship create more problems than it solves?

Q9.

Is education about digital citizenship more effective than punishment in reducing cyberbullying?

Q1.

How do you regain focus after a long day?

Q2.

How do you prioritize your tasks? How good are you in it?

Q3.

What do you think happens after life?

Q4.

What are your thoughts on the role of music in promoting social justice?

Q5.

How do you think we can address the issue of gun violence?

Q6.

Is environmental preservation more critical than industrial growth?

Q7.

Ferries and boats offer different perspectives of a place. Do you have a favorite memory on the water?

Q8.

What do you think is stopping you from being completely happy?

All levels

Who should decide which traditions are acceptable in modern society?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Ashley J English Native Teacher, Los Angeles

Sep.13 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide

Q1.

Where do your emotions guide you the most?

Q2.

How do you cultivate optimism without ignoring difficult realities?

Q3.

What small sign of progress encouraged you recently?

Q4.

What is your least favorite season?

Q5.

What is the most significant achievement of your life so far?

Q6.

How do you reconnect with yourself during busy or overwhelming periods?

Q7.

What is something that motivates you?

Q8.

What kind of view would your dream window show?

Q1.

Should harmful cultural traditions be protected simply because they are historically important?

Q2.

Who should decide which traditions are acceptable in modern society?

Q3.

Should individual freedom take priority over the preservation of cultural traditions?

Q4.

Can outsiders fairly judge whether a cultural tradition is harmful?

Q5.

Should governments intervene when cultural traditions conflict with human rights?

Q6.

Is it possible to preserve a culture without preserving all of its traditional practices?

Q7.

Should younger generations have the right to reject traditions they consider outdated?

Q8.

When does cultural preservation become an excuse for discrimination?

Q1.

How do you encourage others without overwhelming them?

Q2.

What role do sports play in society?

Q3.

What role do you think sustainable and ethical food practices play in shaping the future of food and culinary culture?

Q4.

Where do you enjoy spending long weekends?

Q5.

People's judgement is a reflection of their own insecurities. Do you agree?

Q6.

What makes kindness powerful in communication?

Q7.

How do you stay open-minded and receptive to new experiences or perspectives?

Q8.

How do you think your personal definition of success has evolved over time, and what factors have influenced that evolution?

All levels

Let's discuss: the ethics of dangerous technologies

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.12 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What’s a moment when you realized you had changed for the better?

Q2.

What dances from other countries do you like?

Q3.

If you could redesign the next morning of your life, how would it start?

Q4.

Let’s say you could host a dinner party with anyone—real or fictional. Who’s invited?

Q5.

What would you do if you suddenly gained the ability to speak every language fluently?

Q6.

Describe a dream you had that still lingers in your thoughts.

Q7.

Would you prefer to go on a two-week luxury cruise or go backpacking for six months?

Q8.

What is your favorite childhood game or toy?

Q1.

Should potentially dangerous technologies be banned before their risks are fully understood?

Q2.

Who should decide whether a technology is too dangerous to develop?

Q3.

Can the potential benefits of a technology justify an irreversible risk?

Q4.

Should scientists be legally responsible for technologies that cause catastrophic harm?

Q5.

Should governments or private companies control the development of high-risk technologies?

Q6.

Does society have a moral obligation to pursue technologies that could save millions of lives?

Q7.

Is slowing technological development a realistic way to protect future generations?

Q8.

Should humanity ever accept the possibility of extinction in exchange for extraordinary technological progress?

Q1.

Have you ever learned something unexpected from an elder?

Q2.

How do you find comfort during uncertain times?

Q3.

How do you think schools can better engage and involve students in the decision-making process?

Q4.

Which sound relaxes you most?

Q5.

What societal adjustments would be necessary if humans lived twice as long?

Q6.

What's your favorite flower?

Q7.

If you could switch careers instantly, what would you try?

Q8.

What would you most like to learn?

All levels

What is more powerful: habit or motivation?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.09 Wednesday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What’s a place you’ve visited that completely exceeded your expectations?

Q2.

How do you stay brave while trying something unfamiliar?

Q3.

What motivates you most in life, and why is it important to you?

Q4.

What’s a lesson you’ve learned about resilience from your own experiences?

Q5.

Describe a community or group that shaped your personal growth journey.

Q6.

Have you ever discovered something new about yourself through travel?

Q7.

Which musical genre do you enjoy the most and why?

Q8.

What is your favorite short story and why?

Q1.

Are habits more important than motivation when trying to achieve long-term goals?

Q2.

Should people follow strict daily routines or remain flexible?

Q3.

Can too much structure make life less enjoyable?

Q4.

How long does it realistically take to develop a new habit?

Q5.

Should people eliminate bad habits completely or gradually reduce them?

Q6.

Are morning routines genuinely beneficial or overrated?

Q7.

Can technology help people develop better habits?

Q8.

Should parents control their children's daily routines?

Q9.

Is consistency more important than intensity when building a habit?

Q10.

Can changing your daily routine significantly change your personality or life?

Q1.

How would you live your life if you knew you would not fail?

Q2.

Which one of your friends do you like the most? Why?

Q3.

How does the concept of beauty differ across various cultures?

Q4.

What helps you recognize when a goal is no longer right for you?

Q5.

Why do humans enjoy sharing stories about meaningful experiences?

Q6.

What makes a place feel welcoming to you?

Q7.

How has your culture influenced global trends?

Q8.

How do you find balance in your life between work, relationships, and personal interests?

All levels

Is failure truly a great teacher?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.06 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

What is your favorite way to stay creative?

Q2.

Do you often take naps?

Q3.

If you could have any fictional character as your best friend, who would you choose and why?

Q4.

If you could preserve one memory perfectly, which memory would you choose?

Q5.

Do you think modern lifestyles give people enough time for leisure?

Q6.

What view would you choose on a long ride?

Q7.

How do you stay connected to your inner sense of purpose?

Q8.

How do you keep track of the things that matter most?

Q1.

Have you ever had a life changing moment? What happened?

Q2.

What's the hardest thing you've overcome?

Q3.

Is failure truly a great teacher?

Q4.

What's something you wish you'd learned earlier in life?

Q5.

What's a lesson you learned the hard way?

Q6.

What's a time you felt completely out of your comfort zone?

Q7.

What's a time you felt truly brave?

Q8.

What's a fear you've overcome?

Q1.

If you could take a class or course in any subject, what would it be and why?

Q2.

What do you think is the secret to maintaining long-lasting friendships?

Q3.

What experience made you aware of your own limitations?

Q4.

Public murals often reflect local struggles and hopes. Have any caught your attention recently?

Q5.

When is lying acceptable?

Q6.

Are you an overall happy person?

Q7.

How do you define self-worth?

Q8.

What do you notice first when meeting new people?

All levels

Is "natural talent" a myth?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Sep.05 Saturday 12:00 PM

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Topic Guide Full

Q1.

If you could invent a new holiday, what would it celebrate?

Q2.

Where do important conversations usually happen for you?

Q3.

How do you observe your own thoughts without judging them?

Q4.

If you could live in any type of home while traveling, what would it be?

Q5.

What unexpected lesson did you learn last week?

Q6.

What was your most memorable birthday celebration and why was it special to you?

Q7.

If you could create a small ritual to start your mornings, what would it include?

Q8.

What do you value most in your relationships?

Q1.

Is talent inborn or developed?

Q2.

Do you have any hidden talents?

Q3.

What does it mean to be skilled at something?

Q4.

Who is the most talented person that you know personally?

Q5.

If you could develop any skill or talent, what would it be?

Q6.

Do you believe that risk comes with reward? Why or why not?

Q7.

What does it take to be a leader?

Q8.

Is natural talent a myth? If so, why do some people seem to achieve more than others?

Q1.

What are your thoughts on the responsibility of social media platforms in combating misinformation and promoting accurate information?

Q2.

How do you evaluate whether a change is good for you?

Q3.

What educational reform would help students adapt to rapid societal changes?

Q4.

Why do celebrations involving food tend to leave lasting memories?

Q5.

Do you think competition brings out the best in people? Why or why not?

Q6.

How do you recognize when someone is emotionally distant?

Q7.

What explains the rising concern about data privacy among consumers?

Q8.

How do you express disagreement respectfully?

All levels

Why do some countries measure "gross national happiness"?

Talk With Native Hosts
Small Group (Max 3 People)
Deep Conversation
B2–C2 Level

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Aug.30 Sunday 12:00 PM

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Q1.

Have you ever had a cultural exchange that changed your perspective?

Q2.

Is there a place you’ve visited that felt like stepping into another world?

Q3.

What is the most adventurous thing you have ever done?

Q4.

Where do you think your personality shines most?

Q5.

Do you prefer exploring cities or relaxing in nature?

Q6.

Describe a random act of kindness you witnessed that deeply touched you.

Q7.

Would you rather have a stressful, high paying job or a relaxed, low paying job?

Q8.

How do you honor commitments without overextending yourself?

Q1.

What is "gross national happiness?"

Q2.

What are the biggest issues affecting happiness today?

Q3.

Is happiness a legitimate measure of national progress, or is it too subjective to be useful?

Q4.

To what extent should governments be responsible for their citizens’ happiness?

Q5.

Could policies designed to increase happiness actually reduce individual freedom?

Q6.

Does consumerism make people happier, or does it create dissatisfaction by encouraging endless desires?

Q7.

Can a government legitimately promote traditional cultural values if they contribute to greater national happiness?

Q8.

If a country has high levels of happiness but low political freedom, should it still be considered a successful society?

Q1.

What was your first impression of me?

Q2.

What helps you stay open to constructive criticism?

Q3.

Is social media doing more harm than good?

Q4.

What is your favorite chore? What is your least favorite chore?

Q5.

What is one simple pleasure you enjoy in your daily life?

Q6.

If you could eat dinner with 3 people you don't know, who would it be and where would you go?

Q7.

What factors are encouraging the trend of minimalism?

Q8.

What habit makes your mornings meaningful?

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How much are you influenced by advertisements?

If you had the power to change one aspect of human nature, what would it be and why?

Is it ethical to keep wild animals in zoos?

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?

What helps you identify when you’re stuck in outdated habits?

Does life have meaning? Or do we have to find meaning for ourselves?

Is it possible to be truthful while still being dishonest?

Is national sovereignty more important than international cooperation?

Debate: what can be done to address the issue of cyberbullying?

Who should decide which traditions are acceptable in modern society?

Let's discuss: the ethics of dangerous technologies

What is more powerful: habit or motivation?

Is failure truly a great teacher?

Is "natural talent" a myth?

Why do some countries measure "gross national happiness"?

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