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How does it feel to know another language?
You feel a growing pleasure, and you feel more in control because you can use a language – a string of words and sounds that was previously completely unknown – to communicate. Even something as simple as learning how to express a feeling or statement in another language makes you feel powerful.
What does it feel like to be fluent?
Fluency in a language = Freedom You’ll be free to express ALL your thoughts, in exactly the way you want to say them. You’ll be free to make jokes, talk with new people, understand TV shows, and speak in important or stressful situations… WITHOUT being embarrassed or worrying about making mistakes.
How do you use body language in a persuasive speech?
Illustrate your key points by using body language. Remember to smile where appropriate. Make eye contact with the person you’re speaking to or with members of your audience. Research cultural/gender norms for eye contact as what would be considered appropriate here would be thought of as rude or an affront to foreigners.
How can I translate phrases from one language to another?
A great tool is Google Translate that will translate phrases from one language to another. If you would like to open your presentation with a greeting in the native tongue of your audience, Google will find the words for you.
How can i Improve my English speaking skills in public speaking?
Speak in your normal tone of voice. Avoid slang. Phrases like “Our products sell like hot cakes,” or “Give me a hand” could be misunderstood and you may actually get a handshake! Paraphrase. Make your points and then repeat them, using other words to describe a topic that may be particularly difficult to understand. Use body language.
What is the difference between English speakers and non-English language speakers?
We’re often in awe of visitors who can speak not one, but two or three languages. On the other hand, non-English language speakers often feel self-conscious because they don’t always grasp the meaning of the words we use and that we don’t intend our gestures to be offensive.