voice and diction part 1
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blow your nose
SlapstickCoyote 4 months ago
clearing ur throat so much is bad for your voice...
MissSashaFierce06 5 months ago
excellent analytical expression of a geographical pattern. Also shows the distinction between knowledge and practice. Here is a very articulate and intelligent speaker, however, that is not a substitute for speaking skills, such as eye contact, pausing, and connecting. Folks if you have never heard of toastmasters, check it out. Knowledge does not substitute for practice. The woman has warmth, articulation and knowledge, All in all good job.
saterberry 8 months ago
@matttylove2 I already did.....
PoliticalPimpin 9 months ago
i'd hit it.
matttylove2 10 months ago
and... what's your name ?
mathewanumate 1 year ago
pretty
dieps17 1 year ago
2:11 - 2:16 doesnt that hurt the vocals when you do that? i was taught t avoid it.
PixelPwner 2 years ago
This video is extremely helpful. I am from the North but for whatever reason I have a southern drawl that causes me to run a lot of my words together and not pronunciate or enunciate. I'm transitioning into the public speaking field and could really use these videos to help with my speach and confidence. Please continue to make these videos.
MrsKsinger 2 years ago 2
I love it. thank you
alifshinobi 2 years ago