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I think it depends more on the person than the culture. One of my kids (13) desperately fills any break in the sound, as does a friend of mine who I otherwise feel comfortable with - he'll often fill a small gap in the conversation with a comment about the weather, and I wonder why he does it. With my younger kid (11), who is very easygoing, we can go on an hour train journey (usually to watch penguins at the aquarium) and not feel the need to speak for the whole journey.Wait for them. Keep in mind that many Asian cultures are comfortable with 10 second pauses or longer. You don't have to constantly talk. Personally, I don't see how it is possible to run out of things to say to ANYone.
Wait for them. Keep in mind that many Asian cultures are comfortable with 10 second pauses or longer. You don't have to constantly talk. Personally, I don't see how it is possible to run out of things to say to ANYone.
Us North of England people are supposed to be people of few words though.