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I do not mind sharing a room with others. I can meet new friends. Would you be okay with sharing a room with a stranger?

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Living in a hostel means living in a large building containing a lot of people of different background and behaviour. So you need to learn to be tolerant, because people might oftenly offend you. In the hostel what I tell people is about privacy.
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Whenever I am talking with strangers, I never dared to tell about the personal information to protect my privacy.
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No never at all, and I don't like to talk with strangers , I don't like to get involved that much with strangers specially to share a room with someone who I don't know no way.
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Indeed. In some instances, we need to talk with them. For example, if we are lost, we need to ask for directions from them.
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To ask for direction it is fine , and maybe when you pass by a shop or a restaurant sometime people ask you some questions like from where you are? and some other questions.

But  in a hostel no i will not go to a hostel and stay with strangers in the same room.i will not get involved that much with strangers.

When i travel either i stay in 4 stars to 5 stars hotel, and if the 3 star is good and equal to 4 star i will stay there. But no way to stay in a hostel sharing room with people i don't know.
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It is a good thing that you can afford to stay in these hotels. Some are not that lucky when they do travel. I did experience talking with strangers in a hostel, but we do not live in the same room. There are hostels that do not need to share the room with others.
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It's difficult at first but it's good to know the other person and get to know things you have or like in common then you can find out what you would want to to talk about.
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I think we can start having casual talking with them, then the conversation sparks to different topics.
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On staying in hostel, we learn lot of new thing and learn to adjust with everything. The washroom facilities and the food are the most troubles we face on hostels.
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I agree. We need to consider that, too. It will be a big challenge for having privacy while staying in a hostel with others.
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well that is totaly up to the individual i gues u can talk about anything really but be careful not to give to much personal information away
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I am like you. I do not give away personal information, but some opinions only.
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I might talk with them anything under the sign. I was trained and molded to be an ambivert through the years of existence being with different sets of people.
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I can suggest some general topics that people staying in a hostel might talk about:

Travel experiences: Hostels attract people from all over the world, so talking about past travel experiences and sharing tips on where to go and what to do is a common topic of conversation.

Cultural differences: Since people from different countries and cultures stay in hostels, discussing cultural differences and learning about each other's customs and traditions can be an interesting and educational topic.

Food: Talking about local cuisine and sharing food recommendations is always a great way to bond with fellow travelers.

Activities: Hostels often organize group activities like walking tours or pub crawls, so discussing upcoming events or suggesting new ideas can be a fun conversation starter.

Language learning: Learning a new language is often a common goal among travelers, so practicing language skills and exchanging language tips can be a great way to connect with others.

Hobbies and interests: Sharing hobbies and interests can help you find common ground with others and make new friends. For example, you might find someone who enjoys hiking or photography like you do.

Personal stories and experiences: People staying in hostels come from all walks of life, so sharing personal stories and experiences can be a great way to learn about different perspectives and bond with others.
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It is understandable that you would like to meet new people in a hostel. When speaking with other people in a hostel, you may talk about your travels, exchange stories, discuss local attractions, share tips and advice, or simply get to know each other. As for sharing a room with a stranger, it is ultimately up to you to decide what makes you feel most comfortable.
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But in a hostel no i will not go to a hostel and stay with strangers in the same room.i will not get involved that much with strangers.

When i travel either i stay in 4 stars to 5 stars hotel, and if the 3 star is good and equal to 4 star i will stay there. But no way to stay in a hostel sharing room with people i don't know.
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I don't talk about more important things in the hostel instead I and my friends talk about our primary and secondary School days it is really nice and fun.
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