French speakers often react to everything with c'est bien / c'est sympa / c'est intéressant — which becomes a flat "it's nice" or "it's interesting" in English. These aren't wrong, but they kill conversations. Native speakers use a much wider range of reactions, and the right one shows you're actually engaged.
"It's interesting" is a conversation killer in English. It sounds polite but distant — like you have nothing real to say. Replace it with a specific reaction: "That's brilliant!" / "How come?" / "What was that like?" — anything that shows genuine engagement.
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