Good conversation starters with a girl

💬 you ask question confidently ?

What is your name ?
I am Rahul

where do you come from ?
I am from Haryana free

where do you hail from ?
I hail from faridabad

how old are you ?
I am 24 year old




what qualification ?
I have completed Graduation from Delhi Univercity  and this time I am going B apart from this I have done one year diploma in computer

how many members  in your faimly?
we are 5 member in our faimlywe have a small family

how many sibling are you ?
we are 3 siblings two brother and one sister

what are your likes and dislikes ?
I like hanging out with friend banning out listening music collecting stamps etcetera I display talking unnecessarily argument etc.

what is your strength?
positive attitude to work discipline I am self confident punctual hardworking focus capable of being successful and responsible toward my duties

what is your weakness ?
I am rather sluggish bit quick tempered lose my temper on triples belief on other easily

from where have you completed your schooling ?
I have completed my schooling from govt school

what is your aim ?
I want to be successful accountant

who is your role model ?
my role model schooling teacher

what is your mother ?
she is a homemaker

what is your father ?
he is a domestic engineer

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