I am not sure if there's a "one-way fits all" ways for us to learn how to be conversationally witty.
If there's a teacher into conversational wittiness. But I only know of those public speaker/public figure/or acting courses schools. They might help.
Personally for me, the best way for me to learn is to learn theory-behind-conversation and just field-test, apply it in many different situations until it becomes second nature.
We are only "really good" at what we do when we reached the point of we can do it unconsciously -without thinking. Talking to people you're comfortable with or girls you're not attracted to (thus you don't really care about your game with them) saying whatever you feel like you want to say will train your wittiness.
If there's a teacher into conversational wittiness. But I only know of those public speaker/public figure/or acting courses schools. They might help.
Personally for me, the best way for me to learn is to learn theory-behind-conversation and just field-test, apply it in many different situations until it becomes second nature.
We are only "really good" at what we do when we reached the point of we can do it unconsciously -without thinking. Talking to people you're comfortable with or girls you're not attracted to (thus you don't really care about your game with them) saying whatever you feel like you want to say will train your wittiness.