EASY 3-Step Exercise To INSTANTLY Improve Your Articulation!

If you find that you mumble or don't speak clearly, it's usually because your mouth isn't moving large enough when you speak. Practice this by over-articulating your words.

Also practice energizing your full sentences when you speak. Full energy from start to finish. Usually we lose energy as we speak and our voice becomes crackly, known as vocal fry.

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[rosskappa]

Vinh is literally a master where you go to him and he instantly buffs your speech ability by +20 points. The difference between how the guy asked the first and the last question is really huge.

[Carpe-Diem-gghg]

Vinh, i just navagated a landmine of a conversation and i would like to thank you. I used so many techniques youd be proud. I would have never been able to do it without you.

[РусланВалеев-ие]

wow! this guy is probably the only expert who can prove his expertise instantly right on the stage! Bravo!

[Krishnashares]

What I like about Vinh is that he is genuinely wanting to make a difference rather than trying to just get popularity through shallow videos

[thesearchforendlesseuphoria]

The bit about moving to the US as an Australian and having to over-articulate your delivery in professional/business settings is SO accurate. I moved to the states last year for work and it was something that I have had to work on a lot. We really do tend to slightly slur our English as Australians but we really don't notice it when we're surrounded by Aussies all the time. Has been a real eye opener for me.

[beastmode]

1. Grab a book
2. Read for 5 min
3. Overdo the mouth movement

[larrygilbert]

One thing that helps me is to be conscious and deliberate about pronouncing and articulating the ending consonants of words. At least in English, the intelligence of the word is carried in the consonants. I, and others, have the habit of softening or completely dropping the final consonant.

[amir-ali]

I luv it whe he says "you just did"

[ankurverma]

i used to watch your magic videos LONG time ago as a kid and learned so many tips and tricks and I remember a big part of magic is the presentation and not exactly the trick. You'd never show your face just a top view of your rolled up white shirt and black pants and once you started focusing more on communication I knew you were that same magician just based on your voice. Thanks again for everything!

[javariasajjad]

Thank you for the one clap🥺🥺😍😆👏👏👏 such a Sweet and cute moment 2:19 💖💖💖

[CebiGreen]

It has been a journey for me. My mother tongue is Thai and it is hard to articulate well in English. Thai has a soft tone. However, I have learned a ton from Vinh channel. Couldn’t thank You enough!

[cindybriden]

I am a public speaker and in order to help with my east coast accent, I would read aloud tongue twisters. There are tons of tongue twisters on the internet and books too. The book I bought is called, Complex Tongue Twisters by Nilam Pathak and Anshuman Sharma. What's great about this book is that it's for adults and they have tongue twisters focusing on every letter of the American alphabet. By reading these twisters it forces your mouth to do what Vinh says to do here, pronounce every single syllable and emphasize your lip movements. I highly recommend the book.

I would also be interested in learning what helped others too.

[danieljpen]

His tips has a lot help for people like me to become articulate person, so I might be try this one

[unhandledexception]

love this guy, which I had this training when I was a young adult, would have made such a difference in my life

[hoangkimthuynguyenthi]

The teacher explains things easily and I can practice English and practice pronounciation more because i'm not good at English The teacher's way of teaching makes me feel happy and without pressure And I always want to become the best version of myself in today's development

[alexanderlevans]

Lessons
- Fully articulate words (move mouth a lot)
- Use the same tone throughout your sentences
- Read a book out loud to practice these traits

[fariz]

Yes usually we lower our energy or our voice by the end of the sentences..so dont do zat!!! Great advice

[SuccessOpenSourced]

Absolutely amazing! Its crazy to think i found actionable value already

[apscafe]

So satisfying to listen to and watch this guy Vinh speaking ❤

[蔡赫展]

This is life-changing! Much appreciated Vinh!