Knowing how to expose is a fundamental part of speaking clearly. Nobody will understand what you say if you eat your words or murmur. This skill is especially important for actors, presenters, and anyone who has to communicate verbally with others frequently. You must hear the words vibrate in the larynx and reach people's ears! Read on if you want to know how to make your words vibrate!
Steps
Step 1. Prepare the vocal cords
It's important. As with all exercises, you need to warm up first to avoid getting hurt.
Step 2. Practice
It is the only way to learn to articulate words well.
Step 3. Follow this pattern
"Ah Au (there is a difference between 'ah and' au) Ai Bei (long 'i' sounds) Coo Bo (long 'o' sounds) Bu Giù" and repeat with each consonant. the different unions of consonants / vowels Note: Often, not all vowel sounds are used as many are similar.
Step 4. Exercise your tongue and articulate words well
Step 5. Open a book and read aloud, articulating each sound clearly and listening carefully
In fact, you may be reading this article aloud as well. You can also register to listen to yourself later. Increase your distance from the recorder and keep speaking clearly.
Step 6. Speak slowly and evenly
If you go fast, you may be stammering the words.
Step 7. Open your mouth
Don't be afraid to show your teeth. Take care of your teeth so you don't feel embarrassed.
Step 8. Keep your tongue down
Unless you need to use it to make certain sounds, keep it 'glued' close to your lower teeth. So you will produce a louder sound.
Step 9. Raise the soft palate
It is the back of the upper part of the mouth. If you do, you will get louder sound.
Step 10. Stand up straight
So you can breathe better. Sound is created by the air coming out of your lungs, so to improve your speech you need to improve your breathing.
Step 11. Put a pen, pencil or stick (you can use chopsticks for food) in your mouth and perform the diction exercises as described in step 3
If you learn to pronounce by making things difficult, it will later be very easy to express yourself well when you speak normally without obstructions.
Advice
- Practice your pronunciation. It may sound strange but after a while it will come naturally to you.
- Do the pronunciation exercises every day. When talking throughout the day, articulate the words as best you can.
Warnings
- Don't strain your vocal cords. Make sure you rest your throat if it starts to hurt.
- Warm up your vocal cords.
