How can I talk to people normally?

That depends on what you think is normal. You may be incapable of fitting your own definition of normal, but you might fit someone else's.

what's weird is NOT looking someone in the eye. Make sure you look them in the eye when talking. 123

Just be yourself. You don't have to pretend someone you're not. All you have to do is say hi and ask a simple question like "how are you" and other ice breakers.

Hello. how are you whats new -all are good introduction to a conversation that hopefully goes well and when you say normal - what is normal - who knows nothing is really normal =we are all a little abnormal

Body language- smile, eye contact, laugh because life needs to be lived. Ask questions, this always sparks honest conversation

Listen to the people. Give them time to think about their situation. Give them proper responses so that they think you understand their situation and you empathise not sympathise with them.

Just be yourself. Go up and have a conversation about how beautiful it is outside. Just have fun with it.

Normally? Dear there are no standard way of talking or chatting with people in an informal talk but in any aspect. You can do anything if u have a confidence within urself. Just believe in yourself and be yourself!:)

It can be really easy to feel like we aren't normal, especially when we have so many things trying to tell us what normal is like television and magazine ads! The most important part of being normal is remembering that it's ironically abnormality that makes us so normal. Practicing social skills in nearly-anonymous ways can make for an excellent training opportunity! Perhaps you can try starting conversations with strangers, like someone on the bus or at the grocery store. This can help you feel more comfortable with your talking skills in the future.

Practice is a good thing to do. If you're not used to social interaction and feel like you can't talk to people properly, you could always talk to people you feel are close to you and won't make fun of you if you say something unusual (like your family) and see the way they speak an use it to understand and develop your own speech