Become a Conversation Magnet: Powerful Vocabulary Guide

Ludwig Wittgenstein, one of the greatest minds of Germany says our thoughts are limited by our words. This video is all about how to have a rich and powerful vocabulary and how to articulate your thoughts better.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:59 - Why should you have a good vocabulary?
08:30 - The 2 Types of Vocabulary
11:31 - What to do to acquire a rich vocabulary?

#vocabulary #conversation #artofconversation
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Produced by– Ansh Bhatnagar
Edited by– Kunal Varma
Host– Prakhar Gupta
Written by - Alex Horn

[kaushiksingh]

The new words I learned from your video
Articulate- means to express your though, ideas or anything.
Sentence- I am very poor at articulating myself but I'll work upon and definitely be good at articulation of my thiughts.
Vivid- about clear about something
Sentence - I have a very bad habit to vividly remember every moment of life. It is not bad everytime but it makes harder to move on when something bad happen.
By seeing your video i can now artuculate my phrases and vividly understand how vocabulary impact deep in our day to day life.

[akashverma]

In my 18's, I started reading books(other than academic) to shape better version of myself. I was always surprised and impressed How author can express their thoughts concisely, clearly, creatively and wonder why I couldn't. Then, I realized I need to improve my vocabulary to put my thoughts into words. I started devoting at least 30 mins daily to learn new words and expressions.

[kishankothari]

This is probably the first or second time I am commenting on a PKP video and I was quite resistive to write this comment because I am lazy and lousy. I was almost about to not write but then I thought I should write about why I don't want to write. Now I might also take this chance to thank Prakhar for his commendable contribution in changing the lives of the Indian youth through his videos. I've been following PKP since it had around 1000 subscribers and from then till now this channel and this person has helped me a lot in building my over all personality. This man has told interesting things and also had build my interest in things. This is to thankyou Prakhar and his whole team for this beautiful channel. <3

[itsmevruu]

Prakhar, there is a reason why you have such a diverse audience. You cater to almost all sorts of interests. This is a one of a kind video on such a common topic. A language is just a medium to convey our thoughts appropriately and there comes the role of vocabulary. Thank you for taking the pain and creating this gem.
Kudos to your creativity and your team's effort in presenting it.

[anubhabofficial]

Love this content. Honestly man, once you start engaging with books, podcasts and find out people who are living the life that you want to, your current social circle feels like a waste. More often than not, you feel that most ppl don't share the same thirst and deep down you realise it's a waste to try to convince them otherwise.

[chirag]

I'm telling you guys. The way he gave the road map for the vocabulary is very uniques and I have watched dozens of videos on improving vocab.., but this one is just the road map I wanted.💯

[notjustengineering]

literally man. you change my perspective about conversation & break the unpractical way of mastering vocabulary . lot of thankks 🙏🙏🙏

[saurabhshukla]

The story that you told (4:05 )which is 95% matched with the last lesson named chapter which I learned in my 11th😊

[freedomfootprints]

First time in my whole life i saw a video which actually explains the communication skills so well, like i was looking for this only and that vinamra’s e.g was so on point.
He is the joe rogan of India…his spectrum of knowledge and vocabulary is crazy wide

[Paulifire]

The way he takes a pause after saying something intense shows how confident he is as a spaeaker

[dirtypogo]

Only 5 mins in the video, and I am stopping midway through a run, just to appreciate the effort it took to put together all the information and make this video.
Keep up the good work.

[shivatej]

Good vocabulary makes you a beast. I instantly remembered J Sai Deepak 😂

[shayonshandilya]

'The Last Lesson' was the chapter. ❤❤❤

[pikacheem]

Your video, dear interlocutor, deserves an abundance of heartfelt appreciation and commendation, for it exudes an unparalleled level of excellence that not only captivates the mind but also nourishes it with an extraordinary profusion of invaluable insights and wisdom. Its remarkable and awe-inspiring content, replete with erudition and sagacity, shall undoubtedly be an invaluable addition to my forthcoming conversations, elevating their intellectual tenor and enriching their profundity in a manner that resonates deeply with the intellect and enriches the soul. Thus, permit me to express my profound gratitude, for your outstanding creation has bestowed upon me a treasure trove of knowledge, engendering an insatiable desire for further discourse, and in doing so, has unequivocally bestowed immeasurable value upon my intellectual pursuits.😊😊

[victorgogoi]

The best thing about Prakhar is that every time he makes a video he portrays the reality and contexts were never based on assumptions.

[pranavyadav]

So while watching this video, many thoughts went through my mind and the last few sentences really told me the direction in which I am moving in. From a few days I have been trying to be honest with my thoughts. I am trying to speak whatever comes to my mind, like I have been a person who was made fun of only because I don't give a reply, so people just started misusing this and at some point the situation was like I am the person who is made fun of by most of the people, but now I am learning on how to handle things out. I wasn't smart enough because I wasn't working on myself, but now I am trying to improve, handle my things on my own so it gives me the courage to speak up, and that really helps .

[hassanzafar]

I came across your Instagram reels and was genuinely impressed. I had no idea you also had a YouTube channel. While scrolling through YouTube, I stumbled upon one of your videos. Normally, I struggle to watch longer videos due to my ADHD, but this particular one had me completely engaged. I watched it from start to finish without pausing or reaching for my phone. You truly are exceptional

[Harsh-bv]

as a law student i can surely say a one thing you explained things very well, , ,

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:59 - Why should you have a good vocabulary?
08:30 - The 2 Types of Vocabulary
11:31 - What to do to acquire a rich vocabulary

[kunwarsingh]

just amazing brother, not fond of podcasts or videos but couldn’t hit the back button . You got a good grip on your words Dawg