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This study analyzed the men and women conversation between Japanese learners and Japanese speakers, focusing on the silence and the utterance after the silence that appeared in the first meeting. As a result, Japanese learners appeared more often than Japanese speakers(KF>JF), (KM>JM), and native language situation (JFKM), in contact situation(JF>JM), (KF>KM). According to the number of silence by time zone, Japanese learners and Japanese speakers had the most silence between 10 and 15 minutes, and the contact scene was the most frequent between 5 and 10 minutes. After silence, KF, KM and JF, JM showed the most self-disclosure and questions followed by evalution, additional information(KF, JF), additional opinion, additional information(KM, FM).In particular, the clear demand,confirmation request, re-question was only shown in the KF, JF. Silence is not necessarily a hindrance to the flow of conversation, but it has become clear that it is easier to appear in a time when the topic is gradually disappearing than in the early days of the information exchange.
