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Why I Have Conversations



Having a conversation is something which we often do everyday and without even realizing why we actually do it.

Why i have conversations - all of us are isolated in our own mind and we communicate with each other to overcome this isolation. Why we all have conversations, is actually to be able to create a meaning between two or more people. How we are able to communicate and have conversations with each other by means of sound, signs and gestures. The communication process is not always perfect.

Communication is an important aspect of our daily lives, since we spend so much time about seventy-five percent of our life having conversations with everyone around us.
  
Was also able to learn a few golden rules about having a conversation.
  • Always be polite.
  • Always be able to be a friendly person at all time.
  • Always be pleasant in all encounters.
  • Never belittle others.
  • Never be a person that embarrasses  or humiliates others. 
 I've learned a few about having conversations and communicating with other people. Communication is merely a process of sending and receiving messages.
I've also learned about communication principles that we communicate and have conversations with others daily. A conversation is irreversible and unrepeatable.
 
A conversation has ethical implications and misconceptions about the communication you have with other.
Communication science has taught me about leaning a new skill about communication and having a better conversation with other.
 
Why I have conversation.... I have them to be able to interact with other people around me...!! 

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