Practice conversation from "summary" of Hindi Learning And Speaking Course by Amnitabh Dhingra

Conversation is an important skill to have as it allows us to communicate and understand each other. It helps us build better relationships with the people around us, no matter what language they speak. Practising our conversation skills can help us learn new words, learn how to express ourselves in different situations, and make sure we are able to communicate clearly.

Participate in online discussion forums where everyone speaks the same language so you can practice without any pressure. Reading stories and books written in target language is another great way to improve your conversational skills as you become familiar with its structure while listening to podcasts in that language can also imporve understanding.

To practice conversation, start small by talking to friends and family members about your day or favorite topics. As you get more comfortable speaking, you can join clubs designed for practice conversation. There may also be group classes that focus on conversations in different languages, which could give you even more valuable practice.

Engage in frequent dialogs with native speakers whenever possible. Doing so pushes you out of your comfort zone and helps you become a better speaker. Try to role play scenarios if you feel like you're not getting any better. Pretend like you're in a restaurant and ask questions related to ordering food in the language you are trying to learn.

Once you start feeling less shy, try having a conversation in your native language with someone else who is still learning. This way, you both can gain from the experience. Make sure you stick to topics that you both know something about so you don't end up struggling to keep the conversation going.

Don't forget to try writing in the language as well. Writing will help fill in the gaps between reading, speaking and listening. Use vocabulary building tools to expand your knowledge of the language while digging through various dictionaries, blogs and newspaper articles can also be helpful when gathering new expressions and words in context.