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    This document provides instructions for oral communication and describes different types. It begins by defining oral communication as verbal pronunciation of words from one individual or group to others. It then describes four types of verbal communication: direct communication between individuals or groups without intermediaries; and indirect communication using mediums like phones, computers, or television. The document also lists common media for oral communication like voice, sound, and tone, describing voice as air vibrations from vocal cords and sound more broadly as air vibrations from object friction, with tone referring to intonation or sound level.

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    This document provides instructions for oral communication and describes different types. It begins by defining oral communication as verbal pronunciation of words from one individual or group to others. It then describes four types of verbal communication: direct communication between individuals or groups without intermediaries; and indirect communication using mediums like phones, computers, or television. The document also lists common media for oral communication like voice, sound, and tone, describing voice as air vibrations from vocal cords and sound more broadly as air vibrations from object friction, with tone referring to intonation or sound level.

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    This document provides instructions for oral communication and describes different types. It begins by defining oral communication as verbal pronunciation of words from one individual or group to others. It then describes four types of verbal communication: direct communication between individuals or groups without intermediaries; and indirect communication using mediums like phones, computers, or television. The document also lists common media for oral communication like voice, sound, and tone, describing voice as air vibrations from vocal cords and sound more broadly as air vibrations from object friction, with tone referring to intonation or sound level.

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    Giving

    Instructions/Procedure of
    Oral
    By:
    Sahara Ani Nasution
    Elsa Stepani
    Procedure

    • This oral communication occurs


    from the pronunciation of words
    verbally and takes place to other
    individuals or groups as
    interlocutors. This verbal
    communication can be done
    from individual to individual,
    individual to group, group to
    individual, group to group.
    Types of Verbal Communication

    Indirect verbal
    direct verbal communication communication

    This direct verbal Unlike the case with indirect verbal


    communication is an oral communication which uses media or
    communication that intermediary tools in the form of
    occurs without any telephone, computer, television, or
    intermediary, distance, others as a messenger or information
    and tools or media used to the communicant.
    in communicating.
    Media

    Voice
    Sound is air vibration that occurs
    through the vocal cords in the
    throat
    Sound
    Sound is an air vibration that arises due to
    the friction of two or more objects.

    Tone
    is the intonation or level of sound. So that
    there is a basic tone that is a reference or
    benchmark for someone in projecting his
    voice.
    Thank you
    for listening

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