Well, I think you can pay attention to two main things.
>> CORRECT.
>> Or: I believe there are two main things to focus on.
First, you will talk a lot with your friends.
>> First, you should talk a lot with your friends.
The answer to all conflicts may not be dialogue, but the best way is to resolve them through dialogue.
>> The answer to all conflicts may not be dialogue, but it is often the best way.
>> Or: Dialogue may not solve every conflict, but it is often the best way to resolve issues.
If we talk to each otehr, I think we can easily resolve the misunderstanding and take a step forward in a good relationship.
>> If we talk to each other, I believe misunderstandings can be resolved, and we can move forward in building a stronger relationship.
I'm sure you'll feel awkward and angry at frist, but I'm sure you'll have less and less time to feel that way in conversation.
>> I'm sure you'll feel awkward and angry at first, but I'm sure you'll have less and less time to feel that way in a conversation.
>> Or: You may feel awkward and angry at first, but over time, those feelings will diminish as you continue to converse.
And if it's not a relationship you don't even want to see each other's faces, there's room for the relationship to improve, so everyone should try.
>> As long as its not a relationship where you cant even stand to see each other, theres room for improvement, so its worth trying.
Second, I will spend a lot of time with my friends.
>> Second, I would spend more time with my friends.
In Korea, there is a old saying, 'Time is the medicine of everything.'
>> In Korea, there is an old saying: "Time is the medicine for everything."
It means that over time everything will be understood and things will get better.
>> CORRECT.
>> Or: It means that, with time, misunderstandings can be resolved and situations can improve.
So if you spend a lot of time with your friends, you will be able to understand your friends and you will be in a better condition if you have a relationship that understands each other.