How To Speak CLEARLY And Confidently 3 Tricks

How To Speak CLEARLY And Confidently 3 Tricks, How To Speak clearly? This video is here to assist you in being able to finally being able to speak clearer, without speaking like a robot. Proper speech for clarity, is very important, whether that be on stage, on screen, or in your everyday life interactions. Our speaking skills is sometimes something we need to develop if clarity of the information we present is not clear. Many times, its just a simple adjustment or dedicated practice that you need in order to clear this up. If mumbling is an issue for you, than say good bye to the mumbling and put in the time so you can be mumble free.

Many people have asked me "How can i speak clearly?" or "How to have clean speech?"

My answer is to find a source that you find helpful and then practice it daily and find what the results have given you. Like everything, it takes time and practice to get better at something, and with your speech, you have to be clear on what it is you are working on and decide how you can get better at it.

Keep at it and don't give up. Remember, speech is one of your most important tools that you have and if you can't be understood by the audience or the camera, it will be something you have to spend time on developing.

Ever wonder what it takes to be an actor or what you can do to progress forward in this field? I did, so I figured out how to do it. Like you and many other actors, I found it struggling in the beginning, but after obtaining an immense amount of training and becoming a better actor I found some of the secrets that nobody tells you. Acting doesn’t have to be this overly complex thing, though it’s made out to be and though the learning curve can be hard, I’ve been able to help others by quickly and easily cutting that learning curve by literally making everything we do simple, logical, and to the point. There is not one complete and only avenue to becoming an actor, there are many paths you can take. You can take the curvy path, the rough and bumpy path, or easy/simple straight path (which I tend to prefer). Let’s make acting easy, simple, and fun again.

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[karnage]

I’ve had enough of losing arguments because of stuttering

[shoanacharles]

I mumble and drag words into each other

[gessdns]

With me, I speak fine with friends and family but when I am in class or something I believe I am speaking loud enough but to them it sounds as if I’m talking really quiet

[karthickv]

Well, My problem is My thought travels faster than my mouth.. so, I Stumble in words and i regret.

[fbsie]

3 more tips:
1. Think before you speak: we often give more time for other people to say something than we do ourselves. Don't rush and think about what you say before speaking. This will not only give you time to organize your thoughts but others will also appreciate it.

2. Talk more: If you have a hard time talking, it's likely because you aren't used to it. Practice talking more. It can not only help you fix your speech but also make it easier for you to speak in general.

3. Stop adding unnecessary words/phases to your conversations: many people have the habit of adding "umm" "uhh" "basically" "and then" etc words and phases to their everyday conversations which is unnecessary and can also be distracting or annoying to some people. Be aware of what you are saying and practice cutting these types of audio out of your vocabulary unless needed.

I hope these can help some of you 😊❤

[fathiyahajijelani]

I got a 97% in my presentation after following these tips thanks

[kimpchannel]

I'm jealous when others can speak well

[heyitzbecca]

I hate that moment when you’re the quiet person in the class and your teacher is like (for example “please read page 57”) then when I do it I feel like my voice is so stupid and my voice is so shaky (anyone have the same problem?) 😂😩

[adamolds]

“How’s life going” uhm I’m 21 and trying to figure out how to talk right

[Wcocoon]

WHEN IM SPEAKING
IN MY EAR ITS SO CLEAR
IN OTHER PEOPLE WHAT ARE YOU SAYING DUDE

[nitinks]

Hearing my own voice is sounding weird.

[weebiguess]

tbh I stutter a lot, Im socially awkward and sometimes shy. But stuttering is the worst because when im fighting with someone or just talking I stutter and no one can understand what im saying lmao.

[paikeakehlani]

My mam is Irish and my dad is Scottish. I was born in Scotland, moved to Ireland when I was 5 and moved to Australia when I was 13, I’m 15 now and my accent is absolutely horrendous no one can understand me

[abdulazizabdunasimov]

From personal experience: the guys who speak slowly with 1-2 second pause are the ones with a deep voice and are confident. Add some pause before opening your mouth and relax

[rymtotheprime]

I’m 100% American and I can’t even speak right, I sound like a caveman

[upengraden]

I'm very good at presenting good arguments, but I am not good at forming sentences fast enough to get my point across. I will sometimes get super nervous at how slow I am going and then use a random word as a substitute for a word in a sentence I didn't know how to say clearly for that brief period.

[geovannib]

Someone held the door for me today, and I said: “Thank you.” They heard “ok move.”

[mahnoor]

I can’t explain how much this helped. I use to stutter at least three times PER sentence. When I’m talking after following these tips, I don’t stutter anymore! I’ve seen so much improvement. Thank you!

[김은라-jv]

Yo...I am a fast speaker but there are times where the words I thought just can't come out from my mouth...Is there a way to cure it?But I sounded fine when I am only with one friend not a group!