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There are things you can ask your cousin
Are you close to any of your cousins? Do you want to know them better if they aren't?
1 What is your favorite memory of you and me?
This question can bring up some great memories for both of you, which is what we love about it. It's a great way to start a conversation because it gets things going in the right direction.
2 Is the most important thing we have in common?
A question like this can help bonds between cousins. It is a good way to learn more about each other.
3 What did you think about me the first time?
It took them a while to warm up to you, did they love you immediately? It's always interesting to see how our first impressions of people change over time, and this question can be really revealing.
4 What do you think is your favorite thing about me?
This question reminds you of why you enjoy spending time with each other and why you're close cousins.
5 Is there any nickname for me you have?
When they want to tease you or when they feel playful, what do they call you? Some funny stories, inside jokes, and shared laughter can be created by this question.
6 When did we last talk?
It's a great way to find out what's going on in each other's lives since you last spoke.
7 What did you do recently?
What's new and exciting in your cousin's life is a great question to ask. If you're not sure what to say next, it's a good way to start the conversation.
8 Which part of the week has been the best?
You'll get some insight into what's making your cousin happy by asking this question. It's great to hear that someone else's life is going well.
9 In the next few weeks, what are you looking forward to?
This question will let you know if they're anticipating a fun vacation or a big event. Sharing in their excitement is always nice.
10 Over the weekend, what did you do?
Getting the scoop on what your cousin has been up to is a great question. If you didn't get a chance to talk over the weekend, it's a good way to make a conversation.
11 Are there any new projects that you are working on?
This question will help you stay up-to-date on what's going on in their life, whether they're starting a new business or painting a masterpiece. It shows that you are interested in their accomplishments.
12 Is there any good books you have read recently?
If they're an avid reader, you can ask this question to get some recommendations for your next library visit. It's a great way to start a conversation about something that you both want to know more about.
13 Is there any good movies that you have seen recently?
Start a discussion about the latest blockbuster hit with this question. If your cousin has any recommendations for what to watch next, it's a good way to find out.
14 What have you been up to in your life?
This is a broad question that can help you find out more about your cousin. It's a great way to answer questions about their week, their weekend, or anything else that has been on their mind.
15 What is the best thing that's happened to you so far?
If you want to find out what makes your cousin happy, this is the question to ask. It is a good way to begin a conversation.
16 What is the worst thing you've ever experienced?
You can get a sense of what's going on with your cousin by asking this question. If they've been going through a tough time, it can be a way to offer support.
17 Do you have anything to do today?
It is possible to prompt a conversation about your cousin's plans for the day. If you're not sure what to say next, it's a great way to make small talk.
18 This week, what are you doing?
You can ask this question to catch up on what your cousin is doing. If you didn't get a chance to talk over the weekend, it's a great way to make a conversation.
19 Do you have anything to do this weekend?
This is a good question to ask your cousin to find out what he is going to do over the weekend. If you don't know what to say next, it's a good way to make a conversation.
20 What have you been up to recently?
This is a broad question that can help you find out more about your cousin. It's a great way to answer questions about their week, their weekend, or anything else that has been on their mind.
How can I ask a cousin questions?
Here are some tips if you want to ask a cousin a question.
1. Do you want to know what your cousin is like? What are you going to do to catch up? What are you interested in learning more about? What topics do you like to discuss? If you want to come up with questions, use these topics as a starting point.
2. Consider the hobbies and interests of your cousin. What are they interested in discussing? They are passionate about something. Get the conversation started by asking questions about the topics.
3. Questions that require more than a yes or no answer can be asked. The questions will help keep the conversation going and give you more information about your cousin.
4. Do not ask personal questions that could make your cousin uncomfortable. It is easy to talk about topics that are light.
5. If there are lulls in the conversation, you should be prepared with a few questions. Keeping the conversation flowing smoothly will be aided by having a few ideas in mind.
6. It's a good idea to be interested in what your cousin says. Asking follow-up questions and showing genuine interest in their answers will show you're invested in the conversation.
7. Get to know your cousin better if you catch up with them. Don't worry about having questions planned out ahead of time, enjoy the conversation and don't worry about it.
Some bonus questions to ask a cousin if you're stuck.
Final thoughts from the past
Asking questions will get you to know your cousin better. Asking open-ended questions that require more than a yes or no answer is what the key is. The questions will help keep the conversation going and give you more information about your cousin.
If there are lulls in the conversation, be prepared with a few questions and be interested in what your cousin says. Don't worry about having questions planned out ahead of time, enjoy the conversation and don't worry about it.
The content is accurate and true to the best of the author's knowledge, but is not meant to be a substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.
