How to communicate with a foreigner?

Rohit:        Hello! I'm Rohit! I wonder if you could tell me your name?  

Jack:          Oh Hello! I'm Jack! Nice to meet you!

Rohit:        Pleased to meet you, Jack? Which country are you from?

Jack:          I'm from Britain. I work for The Sunday Times - The British National Newspaper.  

                   I'm a  foreign correspondent in New Delhi. .

Rohit:       That's great! How long have you  been working in New Delhi? 

Jack:         I've been working for two years in Delhi. By the way what about you?

Rohit:       Oh sorry! I'm a jeweler. I have a Jewelry shop at the Chandni Chowk- One of the                        most famous historical places in New Delhi. It's one of the most favorite tourists' 

                  places in Delhi.

Jack:         Yea I know. I love to visit Chandni Chowk. I  really like the  old sweet shops of 

                  Chandni Chowk. I also like the famous Natraj Dahi Bhalle, located just opposite                        the Paranthe Bali Gali, on main road. And of course ... I also enjoyed several types                    of parathas.

Rohit:       Oh I see! you know Chandni Chowk so well. I'm really very happy. Here is my card.                    I would  be happy if you visit my shop sometimes.

Jack:         Of course! I'd love to come. I'd also like to see beautiful jewelry. I really want to know 

                   how  to find out fake and pure gold.

Rohit:       Why not? and I'd like to know how you find stories. How challenging is to work as                   a journalist in a foreign country?

Jack:         It was really very challenging in starting. Now I don't see any big problem.

Rohit:       It was really very nice to talk to you! I'm looking forward to welcome you at my 

                  jewelry  shop, jack.

Jack:        I'm very flattered to be invited. Thanks for the invitation! 

Rohit:      Have a great day ahead Jack. Bye. 

Jack:         Same to you! Bye.