The document provides rules for good conversation manners, suggesting asking whether a statement is true, nice, and necessary before speaking. It advises speaking clearly on shared interests without dominating conversation, interrupting others, or asking overly personal questions, and to listen actively and treat others with respect.

1. Conversation Manners 3 good rules to think about before speaking are: Conversation Manners

2. Conversation Manners Is it true ? Is it nice? Is it necessary? Arabic Proverb

3. Think about these rules before speaking to avoid hurting people by what you say. Below are more rules for good conversation manners: Conversation Manners

4. Speak slowly and clearly. Mention a topic of shared interest. Conversation Manners

5. Don't talk too much about yourself. Conversation Manners

6. Don't try to control the conversation, but don't remain silent. Conversation Manners

7. Ask the other person's opinion and listen to it. Conversation Manners

8. Do not ask personal questions such as age, weight, or how much something cost. Conversation Manners

9. Do not ask a question that you would not want to answer yourself. Conversation Manners

10. Give the other person a chance to speak. Conversation Manners

11. Don't interrupt or break in when the other person is speaking. Conversation Manners

12. Do not finish the other person's sentences. Conversation Manners

13. Try not to talk about boring topics. Conversation Manners

14. Give more than one word answers and add interesting facts. Conversation Manners

15. Be truthful. Conversation Manners

16. Think before you speak; don't hurt the other person's feelings. Conversation Manners

17. Don't argue, brag, or exaggerate Conversation Manners

18. Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Conversation Manners

19. Always laugh with them instead of at them. Conversation Manners