Speaking involves conveying thoughts and feelings through spoken language. To be an effective speaker, one must plan what they will say, clarify their ideas beforehand, and adapt their language, tone, and approach for the specific objective and circumstances. An effective speaker also keeps their message simple, clear, concise, consistent, and supported by their actions, and speaks with sincerity, politeness, and a voice that is audible, pleasant, and fluent.
Speaking involves conveying thoughts and feelings through spoken language. To be an effective speaker, one must plan what they will say, clarify their ideas beforehand, and adapt their language, tone, and approach for the specific objective and circumstances. An effective speaker also keeps their message simple, clear, concise, consistent, and supported by their actions, and speaks with sincerity, politeness, and a voice that is audible, pleasant, and fluent.
Speaking involves conveying thoughts and feelings through spoken language. To be an effective speaker, one must plan what they will say, clarify their ideas beforehand, and adapt their language, tone, and approach for the specific objective and circumstances. An effective speaker also keeps their message simple, clear, concise, consistent, and supported by their actions, and speaks with sincerity, politeness, and a voice that is audible, pleasant, and fluent.
Speaking The action of conveying information or expressing one's thoughts and feelings in spoken language.
What it takes to be effective in
speaking? Plan your speaking. Consult others when appropriate. Seek to clarify ideas before speaking. Language, tone and total approach must be adapted to serve specific objectives. Observe proper timing, the circumstances, and the social climate that pervades the speaking situation. Make your message simple, clear, concise, concrete, complete, correct, and consistent. Be polite. Be a good listener. Be sure actions supports speaking. Be sincere. Make your voice audible, pleasant, clear, flexible, and fluent.
Think twice before you speak, because your
words and influence will plant the seed of either success or failure in the mind of another. -Anonymous