To improve your speaking skills, you must be practical and not afraid.
You practiced very well in self-questioning and answering, but when you really arrived at the scene, you couldn't speak. This is stage fright, on-the-spot fear. To overcome stage fright, we must fight. Every time you don't dare to speak because you are nervous, you want to escape, then you will never speak bad words. But if you can adapt to the feeling of tension, you can speak with tension over time. Don't be afraid to speak out and be teased by others, dare to be ashamed, seize the opportunity, speak more and practice more, even if you are nervous, you have to act indifferent. Over time, your ability to speak will become stronger and stronger.
Topic: How to improve speaking skills? - page 4. (Read 710 times)
practise but admittedly i haven't really the chance to improve lately with the quarantine
I learned how to talk fluently from constant practice, having a rententive memory is highly important because while watching good English movies I tend to bring my ears down to learn how they communicate effectively and efficiently without stress, I also grab their vocabularies and go back at my quiet time to come through them. Indeed I have learnt a whole lot from movies and reading novels.
I advise you should try this too😊😎
I advise you should try this too😊😎
it counts on what you've been through for me, esp. what your childhood is. For those who have a lovely family, they have a stable and peaceful mindset and they speak fluently, clearly with organization. while for those with miserable childhood, they can easily get nervous and out of control, so they speak orderlessly or too fast/slow and they usually get affacted by others, thus their speaking disturbed.
many people need the whole life to heal the trauma left by childhood.
many people need the whole life to heal the trauma left by childhood.
read more books.
Read more newspapers.
Eat fewer snacks.
Sleep less.
Learn more.
Read more newspapers.
Eat fewer snacks.
Sleep less.
Learn more.
To improve your speaking skills, you must be practical and not afraid. You practiced very well in self-questioning and answering, but you really couldn't speak at the scene. This is stage fright, on-the-spot fear. To overcome stage fright, we must fight. Every time you don't dare to speak because you are nervous, and you want to escape, then you will never speak bad words. But if you can adapt to the feeling of tension, you can speak with tension over time. Don't be afraid to speak out and be teased by others, dare to be embarrassed, seize the opportunity, speak more and practice more, and pretend to be indifferent even if you are nervous. Over time, your ability to speak will become stronger and stronger.
listen.
respect others.
The use of different languages on different occasions.
respect others.
The use of different languages on different occasions.
How to behave is a kind of knowledge, since it is a knowledge, we can learn through books, improve our speaking skills, but also read more books. Even if we say less, it is better than we say wrong. If you want to express yourself better, why not read more books.
Look at the location and occasion. In different places, say words that fit the occasion. For example, a company party, soliciting opinions from everyone to eat hot pot. You say "I don't like to eat, get angry." Then you will be blacklisted by most people. The suggestion is that you can eat the clear soup, if not, you can buy something else to eat or ask for leave to not participate.
Listen carefully. Pay attention to the emotions of others.
Don't inquire into the privacy of others too much.
respect others.
Don't inquire into the privacy of others too much.
respect others.
For some sensitive topics, we will respond as if we didn't hear clearly. No matter how sharp the topic is, generally after we didn't hear clearly, the other party will not chase us to ask, so as to avoid speaking disputes.
Answer in a humorous way. Humor can relieve embarrassment and make chatting interesting. It is a speaking technique for comparing audiences.
Watch more movies, pay attention to your own thinking, and think more about some problems.
Communicate with others more, be sincere when communicating with others, and pay attention to what others want to express.
Communicate more with people, pay attention to logic when communicating, and speak directly.
Usually read more books or movies with strong logic, and communicate with others.
Your topic reminds of my past life when I was too bothered about speaking in public. I read lots of articles but non worked for me. I experienced stage fright alot whenever I tried to speak in public.
My speech tend to flow easily these days when I'm deeply concerned about people I want to speak to, and I prefer to only speak when I am moved in the spirit to speak. By the way, it's better to speak about what you know really well.
Before I speak, I always make sure my mind is clear. Lots of times when I speak really well without much thinking, the speech is likely coming from the Spirit. That is the kind of speech I have noticed moves my listeners alots. And it works most of the time whenever I'm moved in the spirit to speak.
My speech tend to flow easily these days when I'm deeply concerned about people I want to speak to, and I prefer to only speak when I am moved in the spirit to speak. By the way, it's better to speak about what you know really well.
Before I speak, I always make sure my mind is clear. Lots of times when I speak really well without much thinking, the speech is likely coming from the Spirit. That is the kind of speech I have noticed moves my listeners alots. And it works most of the time whenever I'm moved in the spirit to speak.
Hey, I had a problem with these 2 years ago when I had a project to present at work, but this problem appeared since I was in the school, but at school I was with my classmates and teachers that I know and they could understand me. I have tried a lot of things and I am ready to share with my experience: I started to speak a lot and train myself in front of the mirror, read books and record your voice and listen it to understand where you have problems and should work to improve yourself.
Assuming being the beginner, so firstly you should be able to have a clear thought so that while speaking there is a connection between your thoughts and the words. This will make sense to other listeners. Secondly, include live examples or some scenarios which can relate to what you talk and these stories build a good impression and easy understanding to others as well. Making complex things easy should be the key and not otherwise.
Don't set limits to yourself, don't give up without starting.
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