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Would You Live in a City Without Cars?

CarFreeCity
Transport
CityLife

Bilel English Teacher, BA in International Relations

Oct.13 Tuesday 18:00 PM

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C1
C1

17 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you won the lottery, what is the first thing you would do?

Q2.

What’s a gesture of kindness from your past that you’ve never forgotten?

Q3.

If you could be any kitchen appliance, which one would you be and why?

Q4.

What extinct creature would you want to bring back to life?

Q5.

What's one thing you're looking forward to this year?

Q6.

If you could spend one day with no responsibilities, how would you use it?

Q7.

Describe a project that made you feel incredibly proud upon completion.

Q8.

How do holidays and festivals differ in your country or culture compared to other places?

Q1.

How do you usually travel around your city?

Q2.

What would improve if most cars disappeared?

Q3.

Who might find a car-free city difficult?

Q4.

Would better buses make living without cars easier?

Q5.

How could shops receive deliveries without many cars?

Q6.

Would children have more freedom to play outside?

Q7.

Should some streets still allow emergency vehicles?

Q8.

Would you move to a car-free neighborhood?

Q1.

What's the best meal you've ever eaten?

Q2.

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

Q3.

When do you feel most content with your accomplishments?

Q4.

Why do moments of stillness feel profound?

Q5.

When do you feel most inspired to try new things?

Q6.

What makes long-term growth rewarding?

Q7.

Have you ever gotten a hangover?

Q8.

Let’s say your life story was turned into a film. Which actor would play you, and what would be the title?

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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C1

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Topic Guide Full

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?

Talk With Native Hosts
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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C1

3/3

Topic Guide Full

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

Should Tourist Attractions Charge Visitors More Than Local Residents?

Tourism
LocalResidents
FairPricing

Arunima Computer Science. PhD@ Florida State University

Oct.09 Friday 01:00 AM

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B2

13 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could only visit one continent for the rest of your life, which would it be?

Q2.

How do you stay patient during long-term goals?

Q3.

If you could speak any language fluently, which would it be?

Q4.

Ever had a random encounter with a stranger that you still think about?

Q5.

How do you like to spend rainy days?

Q6.

Describe a time when your instincts guided you in the right direction.

Q7.

How important is individuality?

Q8.

If you could live in any country for a year, where would it be?

Q1.

Should local residents pay less for museums and attractions?

Q2.

Why might tourist attractions charge visitors more?

Q3.

How can lower local prices benefit the community?

Q4.

When does different pricing become unfair?

Q5.

Should tourists pay more if their visits create extra costs?

Q6.

How can attractions prove who is a local resident?

Q7.

Would higher prices reduce the number of visitors?

Q8.

What pricing system would feel fair to both groups?

Q1.

What is the relationship between mind and body?

Q2.

How do you think schools can better support students in developing a healthy work-life balance?

Q3.

Do you believe that "the end justifies the means"?

Q4.

What sound or atmosphere helps you focus deeply?

Q5.

What’s your favorite way to celebrate achievements?

Q6.

How has social media impacted relationships?

Q7.

Is kindness more powerful than intelligence in creating positive change?

Q8.

How do you think technology has changed the way we experience travel and engage with the world around us?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should retirement be mandatory? Why or why not?

Retirement
Workplace
AgingSociety

Diana. P

Oct.08 Thursday 17:00 PM

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11 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Where do you find simple moments of joy?

Q2.

How do you maintain a mindset of continuous learning?

Q3.

What’s your definition of happiness?

Q4.

If you could invent something to improve the world, what would it be?

Q5.

Do you have a favorite color? What is it?

Q6.

How do you feel when you are late?

Q7.

If you could have any famous philosopher as a mentor, who would it be and why?

Q8.

If you had to choose one thing to simplify in your life, what would you start with?

Q1.

What are the biggest differences between the generations?

Q2.

How do young people nowadays differ from their grandparents?

Q3.

Why are mindsets between different generations so varied?

Q4.

What is the ideal age to retire? Why?

Q5.

Should certain activities have a maximum age (e.g. driving)?

Q6.

Should retirement be mandatory? Why or why not?

Q7.

What are the typical roles of retired people in your country?

Q8.

What lesson do you wish the younger generations could learn?

Q1.

If you could create your own holiday, what would it be and how would people celebrate it?

Q2.

Why does finding purpose feel grounding?

Q3.

How do you work through creative blocks?

Q4.

What do you think would be humanity’s reaction to the discovery of extraterrestrial life?

Q5.

Which is the most difficult stage in a person's life according to you?

Q6.

If you could add a rule to any sport, what would it be?

Q7.

What are 3 things you'd teach that you think would help make school more useful?

Q8.

What makes someone’s presence calming to you?

SocietyAll levels

Should Schools Start Later in the Morning?

School
Sleep
Students

Bilel English Teacher, BA in International Relations

Oct.06 Tuesday 18:00 PM

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B2
C1
B2

14 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you create a life that reflects your values?

Q2.

If a child somehow survived and grew up in the wilderness without any human contact, how “human” would they be without the influence of society and culture?

Q3.

Do you have any close friends that you spend a lot of time with?

Q4.

Do you prefer tea or coffee? Why?

Q5.

. What activity makes you lose track of time?

Q6.

How do you create momentum during slow seasons of life?

Q7.

Do you believe in the power of positive thinking? Why or why not?

Q8.

What's your least favorite thing about your culture, and why?

Q1.

What time did your school day begin?

Q2.

Why do many teenagers struggle to wake up early?

Q3.

Could later start times improve learning and mood?

Q4.

What problems would later classes create for families?

Q5.

How would school sports and activities need to change?

Q6.

Should younger and older students start at different times?

Q7.

Would students simply stay awake later at night?

Q8.

What starting time would work best in your community?

Q1.

Imagine a future where medical care is fully automated. How would patients experience healthcare differently?

Q2.

What helps you recognize your strengths and weaknesses?

Q3.

Who makes you feel the most supported in your goals?

Q4.

How do you define success, and how do you measure it in your own life?

Q5.

What is your opinion on the gig economy and its effects on workers?

Q6.

What is the most unexpected place you've ever visited?

Q7.

How do you manage relationships with people who communicate indirectly?

Q8.

What small, insignificant thing brings you joy?

SocietyAll levels

Should Public Services Be Available Without a Smartphone?

DigitalInclusion
PublicServices
Smartphones

Jonah BA in English & Spanish Linguistics

Oct.04 Sunday 13:00 PM

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C1
B2
B2

26 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Do you have a favourite restaurant?

Q2.

How do you cope with uncertainty about the future?

Q3.

Have you ever failed at something and been grateful for it later?

Q4.

When was the last time you went to the beach?

Q5.

How do you define success, and has your definition changed over time?

Q6.

What’s a seemingly ordinary day that turned out to be transformative for you?

Q7.

What tiny luxury would you include in your daily routine?

Q8.

Have you ever had a cultural experience that inspired you?

Q1.

Which public services have become difficult to use without a smartphone?

Q2.

Why might someone be unable or unwilling to own a smartphone?

Q3.

What disadvantages do app-only services create for some members of society?

Q4.

Which offline alternatives should every public service continue to provide?

Q5.

Should human assistance remain available even when a digital service works well?

Q6.

How should governments balance easy access with the cost of keeping older systems?

Q7.

Which groups are most affected when services become digital-only?

Q8.

Have you experienced a digital service that made a simple task more difficult?

Q1.

What skill or ability are you glad you learned as a child?

Q2.

What matters more for happiness: experiences or material comforts?

Q3.

What is a good habit you are proud of?

Q4.

What helps you stay curious about everyday life?

Q5.

What makes conversations feel natural for you?

Q6.

What do you believe is the key to personal success?

Q7.

What helps you stay engaged in long conversations?

Q8.

What is the relationship between consciousness and the physical world?

SocietyAll levels

Is it ethical to keep wild animals in zoos?

Talk With Native Hosts
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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C1

3/3

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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C1

3/3

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

Could Society Function Without Advertising?

Advertising
ConsumerCulture
Media

Sultan Software Engineer, SaaS & Business Automation

Oct.02 Friday 13:00 PM

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B2

32 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Do you enjoy using lots of emojis?

Q2.

If you could redesign your relationship with time, what would shift?

Q3.

Have you ever had a travel experience that changed your perspective?

Q4.

What are your best tips for acing an interview?

Q5.

Do you enjoy celebrating your birthdays?

Q6.

How do you find balance between striving for more and appreciating what you already have?

Q7.

What’s an object in your home that tells an interesting story about you?

Q8.

When have you realized that slowing down was exactly what you needed?

Q1.

Where does advertising influence your choices more than you realize?

Q2.

What useful role does advertising play for customers and small businesses?

Q3.

Which forms of advertising feel most annoying or misleading?

Q4.

How would people discover unfamiliar products in a world without ads?

Q5.

Could free websites, apps, and entertainment survive without advertising income?

Q6.

Would products become cheaper without marketing costs, or harder to find?

Q7.

Which jobs and businesses would be most affected if advertising disappeared?

Q8.

Would a society without advertising make people happier or simply give them less information?

Q1.

How can recycling initiatives be made more effective globally?

Q2.

How do you maintain personal boundaries politely?

Q3.

Where would you love to spend a month working remotely?

Q4.

Have you ever felt a sense of belonging in a completely unfamiliar place? Where and why?

Q5.

What is one thing you are proud of achieving?

Q6.

What helps you manage emotional triggers effectively?

Q7.

Which matters more for personal growth: success or failure?

Q8.

What are your thoughts on the impact of artificial intelligence on education?

SocietyAll levels

Should Inheritance Be Taxed More Heavily Than Income?

InheritanceTax
Fairness
Wealth

Bilel English Teacher, BA in International Relations

Sep.29 Tuesday 18:00 PM

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C1

15 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could instantly become fluent in a musical instrument, which one would it be?

Q2.

How do you deal with stress or difficult situations?

Q3.

How do you stay motivated during challenging times in business?

Q4.

If you could make someone’s day without them knowing, how would you do it?

Q5.

What’s a passion or interest you’ve had since you were young?

Q6.

If you could ask for encouragement today, what kind of words would help?

Q7.

What's one piece of advice you would give to someone just starting out in your field?

Q8.

How do you define empathy, and why is it important?

Q1.

Why do people often view inherited wealth differently from earned income?

Q2.

Should families be free to pass all their wealth to the next generation?

Q3.

How large should an inheritance be before tax becomes reasonable?

Q4.

Could a higher inheritance tax give people fairer opportunities?

Q5.

How might inheritance tax affect family homes or small businesses?

Q6.

Should cash, property, and businesses all be taxed in the same way?

Q7.

What might wealthy families do to avoid a higher inheritance tax?

Q8.

Which is fairer to tax more heavily: inherited wealth or earned income?

Q1.

What brings clarity to your life?

Q2.

What are your thoughts on the role of public art in cities?

Q3.

How do you react when people interrupt you?

Q4.

How do you define success and what does it mean to you?

Q5.

What experience made you more confident than before?

Q6.

How do you respond to constructive criticism you disagree with?

Q7.

If you could relive any day, which would it be and why?

Q8.

What helps you understand different perspectives?

SocietyAll levels

Should Adults Be Required to Retake Driving Tests Regularly?

DrivingSafety
RoadTests
PublicSafety

Diana. P

Sep.28 Monday 18:00 PM

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C1

17 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

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

Q2.

How do you decide what kind of experiences you want to seek next?

Q3.

What’s the most interesting thing you've ever learned in a class or course?

Q4.

What food would you like to learn how to cook?

Q5.

When was the last time you did something purely out of curiosity?

Q6.

If you could meet any fictional character, who would it be and why?

Q7.

What is your favorite thing to cook or bake?

Q8.

Where do you find the courage to move forward?

Q1.

Is it difficult to get a driver's license in your country?

Q2.

Do you have a driver's license?

Q3.

What is your dream car?

Q4.

What are the main good and bad points of regular driving tests?

Q5.

How could the test be kept affordable and convenient for drivers?

Q6.

Would the same testing schedule be fair for people in cities and the countryside?

Q7.

Could education or health checks improve safety without requiring another driving test?

Q8.

What testing rule would make roads safer without causing too much difficulty for drivers?

Q1.

How do you handle criticism?

Q2.

How do you remain diplomatic in conversations with strong personalities?

Q3.

Can you remember the last time you gave someone a high five?

Q4.

What sports are popular in your country?

Q5.

How do you recognize when you are being unfair?

Q6.

Think back to an experience that shaped your character most. What happened?

Q7.

Why do we sometimes feel nostalgic for things we never experienced directly?

Q8.

If you were a type of ice cream, what flavor would you be and why?

SocietyAll levels

Should Digital Tickets Always Have a Paper Alternative?

DigitalAccess
PaperTickets
Inclusion

Ken Author, Finance Professional & Language Enthusiast

Sep.28 Monday 13:00 PM

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B2
B2
C1

23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Where would you locate your personal starting point in life?

Q2.

Do you prefer early mornings or late nights?

Q3.

How do you create peaceful moments in a chaotic day?

Q4.

Do you have any special rituals or traditions to welcome the change of seasons?

Q5.

If you could ask your future self about one relationship, what would you ask?

Q6.

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

Q7.

How do you think your experiences with success and failure have shaped your character and personal growth?

Q8.

Do you have any nicknames?

Q1.

Think about your last digital ticket. What worked well, and what caused trouble?

Q2.

Why might some people feel more comfortable using a paper ticket?

Q3.

In which situations could a paper ticket be more reliable than a phone?

Q4.

Should companies keep a paper option even if very few customers use it?

Q5.

Is it fair to charge extra for paper tickets? Why or why not?

Q6.

How should staff help someone whose phone is lost, broken, or out of battery?

Q7.

Do digital tickets make travel easier, or make it harder for some people?

Q8.

If you designed the ticket system, how would you balance convenience, cost, and inclusion?

Q1.

What are your short-term and long-term goals?

Q2.

Describe a time when a difficult choice turned out to be a hidden blessing.

Q3.

If you could go on a dream vacation, where would you go and what would you do?

Q4.

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

Q5.

If you were told you would live forever, what would you change about your life?

Q6.

How can healthcare providers better address mental health stigma?

Q7.

How do you handle moments when you feel misunderstood?

Q8.

What drives the rise of short-term job contracts in today's economy?

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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C1
C1

3/3

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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C1

3/3

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?

Session List 1 page

Would You Live in a City Without Cars?

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?

Should Tourist Attractions Charge Visitors More Than Local Residents?

Should retirement be mandatory? Why or why not?

Should Schools Start Later in the Morning?

Should Public Services Be Available Without a Smartphone?

Is it ethical to keep wild animals in zoos?

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?

Could Society Function Without Advertising?

Should Inheritance Be Taxed More Heavily Than Income?

Should Adults Be Required to Retake Driving Tests Regularly?

Should Digital Tickets Always Have a Paper Alternative?

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

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

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