Improve Your Vocabulary to Sound MORE Articulate & Sophisticated

Do you want to improve your vocabulary so you can sound more intelligent, articulate and sophisticated when you speak? In business communication, many people want to sound more articulate when they speak. Even though articulation encompasses a wide variety of skills, the vocabulary that you use when you communicate matters. It matters a lot! You can use elementary vocabulary and sound like an entry-level employee. Or you can use more sophisticated vocabulary that makes you sound more intelligent.

If you're aiming to be a more articulate, intelligent and sophisticated professional, then you will need to expand your vocabulary - expand your vocabulary beyond what you normally use and infuse more advanced English vocabulary into your speech. This is important for people who are both native English speakers or non-native English speakers.

Now, expanding your vocabulary can be extensive (there are 171,146 words in the Oxford English Dictionary!) but to get you started, in this video, I share three specific words that will help you to improve your vocabulary and sound more articulate when you speak.

I hope you enjoy this video and let me know in the comments if you want me to make more videos like this, focused on new vocabulary.

Timestamps:
00:00 Improve your vocabulary
01:20 Word #1
02:52 Activity for Word #1
03:31 Word #2
04:46 Activity for Word #2
05:20 Word #3
08:03 Activity for Word #3d

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[justkanishk]

Thank you! Presuming that these words will improve my articulation, I will consider using them frequently and suggest to others as well.

[antoniotarantini]

As a non native English speaker, I find your speeches so clear. Native speakers should attend your lessons, I consider your way of talking international, understandable and communicative😀! As for this lesson, I'm glad to use Latin and Italian words: considerare, suggerire, presumere!

[Kendrick]

I wanna sound more fancy and I want a good first impression I wanna show that I’m smart

[robertwelchny]

This more graceful word usage concept reminds me of the difference between a digital watch and a gold watch with hands. They may be saying the same thing. However, one is much more elegant and polished than the other.

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Yes I have used these words and agree that they are well received and make an impression and it’s fun for a change….

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