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In this brief French dialogue, Speaker A asks Antonio for a communication tip. Antonio advises that instead of stating what one thinks—often leading to criticism—one should express what one feels. By sharing emotions rather than judgments (e.g., saying "I feel frustrated" instead of "you annoy me"), the listener is more likely to receive the message positively and without defensiveness. The exchange highlights the subtlety and effectiveness of feeling‑based communication, positioning it as a simple yet powerful habit that "doesn't cost anything" and improves interpersonal interactions.
