Articulation Made Easy - 2 Min Tips

Whether for presentations or any kind of public speaking, articulation is important for clarity. To make it simple here's what you need to consider to articulate well and how to give a speech clarity.

When you work on yourself daily, the muscles involved with your voice can start to learn to remember how to create words and sounds better. These exercises can help you to become a better speaker. Practice daily with Darren's premier online home training course 'Improve Your Voice' below...

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Articulation Made Easy - 2 Min Tips
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[katiem]

Very helpful & concise tips, thanks Darren! (I subscribed yesterday) :)

[chinmayrasam]

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[dodie]

Hi I’ve been watching you for some time now and I really want to see you talk about how to sound like George Clooney. I want to have a voice like his since he sounds so calming and dreamy. Thank you so much!

[pavelpeev]

Thank you Daren ! On the topic of articulation today and me writing the first comment, would you give me a discount for your articulation course :D :D :D Thanks for the quick tips by the way :)

[athanasioscyril]

Can I ask something? I have a problem with the ''s'' sound. According to my thought, it is caused by the teeth tongue touches.
It is not 2 central incisors. Instead, I make s sound with my left lateral incisor. It is almost impossible for me to make a perfect s sound.
I have researched for almost 2 hours and I still couldn't find how can I fix it. Which exercises should I do. If you help me I will do whatever you want. Thanks.[I can't go to a therapist because of the pandemic]

[jingjangdo]

How do I stop straining my throat and voice I can’t stop once I strain it ;-;