title: Talk Language : How to Use Conversation for Profit and Pleasure
author: Allan Pease
description: Sometimes people are so busy communicating they don't listen to each other. TALK LANGUAGE tells you how to understand what people are really saying, and why. Words represent only a small part of the information transmitted in conversation; just as important are circumstances and body language. TALK LANGUAGE shows how to decode a wide range of everyday signals, so you can get the message or intentions a speaker is really conveying - whether intentionally or not. It gives many examples of every day conversational phrases and what they really mean. TALK LANGUAGE will help you to express yourself clearly and concisely - and to interpret others' intentions if they do not reveal them. Its message can be applied to almost every facet of daily life.
zlib_text: Spoken E nglish in dialogues
  833 common E nglish sentences used by native speakers in
  everyday life situations
  J ulia D eniskina
  
  Table of Contents
  INTRO DU CTIO N
  GO O D MANNE RS    1. How to greet people 2 . How to thank
  people 3 . How to say sorry 4 . How to ask people to do something
  for you 5. How to offer people help 6. How to ask for permission to
  do something 7 . How to suggest somebody an idea 8 . How to
  agree and disagree with your companion 9 . How to give and accept
  a compliment 10 . How to sympathize 11. How to ask to repeat and
  check understanding 12 . How to finish a conversation and say
  good- bye
  GO ING TO  PU B LIC PLACE S    1. How to go to the cinema 2 . How
  to join a fitness club 3 . How to queue 4 . How to exchange money 5.
  How to book an excursion 6. How to call a taxi 7 . How to ask for
  and give directions 8 . How to get around by bus and metro 9 . How
  to take a train
  SO CIAL INTE RACTIO N    1. How to introduce yourself 2 . How to
  introduce people 3 . How to wel