POPULARITY
25 episodes with Accent reduction
5 episodes with Accent reduction
17 episodes with Accent reduction
3 episodes with Accent reduction
3 episodes with Accent reduction
4 episodes with Accent reduction
4 episodes with Accent reduction
2 episodes with Accent reduction
3 episodes with Accent reduction
Em mais uma derrota para o governo e em sinal de enfrentamento ao Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), o Senado aprovou ontem a PEC das Drogas que criminaliza o porte e a posse de entorpecentes, incluindo maconha. A atual legislação diz que o usuário que portar drogas deve ser advertido, prestar serviços à comunidade ou comparecer a um programa ou a um curso educativo. E é a constitucionalidade desse artigo que o STF avalia. O placar está em 5 a 3 a favor da descriminalização.CAMBLY:Aulas de inglês ao vivo com tutores nativos, onde você pode estudar na hora que quiser. Possibilidade de interagir com diversas culturas e falar inglês com pessoas do mundo inteiro. O Cambly tem tudo isso, com planos a partir de R$ 59 por mês. Se inscreva até sexta por este link para ganhar o curso bônus de Accent Reduction, com técnicas para melhorar sua pronúncia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Karin Hartunian Koukeyan ("Car-EEN Har-TOON-Ian Koo-K-YAWN"), M.S., CCC-SLP has been a telepractice leader in both education and healthcare for over a decade. She has over 20 years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist working in a variety of settings including Schools, Outpatient Clinics, Early Intervention, Home Health, and Private Practice. Karin's experience growing up as a first generation immigrant in a multilingual home inspired her to pursue a career in Speech-Language Pathology. After a career break in 2010, telepractice allowed her the opportunity to resume her career as a new working parent. Karin leads professional development seminars on telepractice both at the state and national level. She serves as a subject matter expert and independent advisor on projects related to telepractice. Her professional interests include advocacy and improving access to healthcare through telepractice services for adults and underrepresented populations. She is currently the Associate Coordinator for ASHA SIG-18 in Telepractice and the host of "Telepractice: It's Not Just Screen Time" on SpeechTherapyPD.com. Currently, she is working on launching a private practice focused on accent modification and communication enhancement for professionals. She can be reached on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-hartunian-koukeyan/ and by email at speakbetternowconsulting@gmail.com. _______________________________________ This episode is brought to you by Presence. Presence provides solutions to empower all who serve children with diverse needs. Professionals can expand access to services and engage students in new ways with our award-winning technology and network of expert clinicians. With 6 million+ sessions delivered, more than 2000 clinicians in the Presence network, and nearly 10,000 schools supported – Presence continues to set a new standard in teletherapy services. With Presence, you can work on your own terms and reach the students who need you most. We are here to empower you. As the leading provider of live, online therapy and evaluation services in PreK-12 schools, Presence offers more income opportunities, a large community of support, and flexible scheduling options. To learn more, please visit: www.presence.com _______________________________________ You can listen to this episode wherever you stream podcasts and at: www.3cdigitalmedianetwork.com/telepractice-today-podcast If you are a content creator and would like to develop new webinars, courses, blogs, or podcasts, we want to work with you at the 3C Digital Media Network. To get started, contact K. Todd Houston, Founding Partner & CEO, at todd@3cdigitalmedianetwork.com
Are you struggling to speak English fluently? It it's a YES then this Accent Reduction podcast is for you!
Adrian is an Accent coach in Accent Amazing, he helps students improve their pronunciation and sound more like native English speakers. With his expertise in linguistics and teaching, Adrian is dedicated to helping his students achieve their language goals, whether it be for personal or professional reasons.In addition to his proficiency in English, Adrian is also fluent in several other languages. He has a passion for traveling and immersing himself in different cultures, which has led him to live in various countries across the globe. Through his experiences and travels, Adrian has gained a unique perspective on language, culture, and human interaction.Adrian's dedication to helping others improve their language skills and his passion for learning and exploring different cultures make him an invaluable asset to the language learning community. He continues to inspire and motivate his students to push past their language barriers and embrace the power of communication in connecting with others from around the world.Segmented Timestamps:[01:26] - Adrian's Superpower - Seeing Opportunities and Making the Most of Them[02:33] - His Journey of Taking Bold Steps[03:53] - Transitioning from Teaching English to Accent Reduction[06:07] - Taking a Risk and Following Your Passion[07:56] - Tips for Streamlining Your Travel Experience[11:57] - Nomad Life and Personal Growth Habits[13:30] - Leveraging Systems for Business, Life, and Learning[18:37] - How Language and Interaction Affects Our Understanding of the World[21:05] - How to reach out, connect or support AdrianNotable Quotes:“Sometimes you don't have to have everything figured out, but the only way we're gonna see that the horizon that's actually meant for us is when we actually start walking and when we actually start moving." ~ Noah Scott“Identify the goal and then find out the path that will lead to that goal.” ~ Adrian Lin"A lot of good things happen when you can see how things may unfold and then you take that opportunity." ~Adrian LinReach Adrian Lin on:Website: https://www.accentamazing.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accentamazingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/accentamazing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/accentamazingTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@accentamazingGet more from The Big Possible show:Website: https://www.thebigpossible.com Follow us on social: @follownoah @thebigpossibleRSVP for our next epic retreat here
Speak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English without grammar.
Today we will continue the accent reduction exercise with some fun tongue twisters in English. And with the help of a point-of-view story, you will learn grammar in context without memorizing any boring rules. Hi, everybody! I am Georgiana, your English teacher and founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com. My mission is to help you speak English fluently. Do you know how you can help me? You can share the podcast with your friends and family. Tell them to go to SpeakEnglishPodcast.com and get my free mini-course. That would mean a lot to me. Thanks. Oh, by the way, remember that you can check out the transcript on my website: speakenglishpodcast.com/podcast Ok, let's start! Last week we started this accent reduction exercise by focusing on the S sound with the help of some fun tongue twisters. So, let's remember the tongue twisters we used last week to help you improve your English pronunciation. I will go fast, but if you want to practice them, you can do so by listening to the previous episode on my website. Listen and repeat: #1 I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw Esau, he saw me, and she saw I saw Esau. #2 Santa's Short Suit Shrunk. #3 You cuss, I cuss, we all cuss for asparagus. #4 Thin sticks, thick bricks. #5 Systematically assisting Sisyphus's stealthy cyst-susceptible sister. I hope you're having fun. Let's practice with new tongue twisters. Are you ready? Let's go! I will start saying each tongue twister slowly, and then I will go faster. At first, they may seem very difficult, so make sure you have the text in front of you to be able to follow it better. Ok. So, I will say it very slowly: 1. She saw Sharif's shoes on the sofa. But was she so sure those were Sharif's shoes she saw? Now I will say it faster. She saw Sharif's shoes on the sofa. But was she so sure those were Sharif's shoes she saw? Ok. Even faster! She saw Sharif's shoes on the sofa. But was she so sure those were Sharif's shoes she saw? Let's continue! 2) The chic Sikh's sixty-sixth sheep is sick. Let's say it faster! The chic Sikh's sixty-sixth sheep is sick. Even faster! The chic Sikh's sixty-sixth sheep is sick. 3) There's a pessimistic pest amidst us. Ok. Say it faster! There's a pessimistic pest amidst us. Even faster! There's a pessimistic pest amidst us. 4) Which witch switched the Swiss wristwatches? Say it faster! Which witch switched the Swiss wristwatches? Can you say it faster? Which witch switched the Swiss wristwatches? 5) She sells seashells by the seashore. Let's say it faster! She sells seashells by the seashore. Even faster! She sells seashells by the seashore. Well, that's all for now; I hope you had fun practicing your English pronunciation, and you didn't get tongue-tied like Smith. We'll see what happened to him and why he was crowned king. But before we continue… If you want to know how to speak English using the proper techniques, visit SpeakEnglishPodcast.com and subscribe to my mailing list. I will send you my video course for free. So you can learn how to speak English fluently once and for all! Get the transcript on my website: speakenglishpodcast.com/podcast/
Speak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English without grammar.
Today we are going to do an accent reduction exercise with some fun tongue twisters in English. To be specific, we will practice the S sound. And with the help of a mini-story, you will improve your English fluency. A mini-story is very simple but very powerful. Here's how it works: I ask easy questions deliberately so that you can simulate a conversation. It's almost like talking to another person in English. Hi, everybody! I am Georgiana, your English teacher and founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com. My mission is to help you speak English fluently. Do you know how you can help me? You can share the podcast with your friends and family. Tell them to go to SpeakEnglishPodcast.com and get my free mini-course. That would mean a lot to me. Thanks. Oh, by the way, remember that you can check out the transcript on my website: speakenglishpodcast.com/podcast Ok, let's start! Do you remember what a tongue twister is? It can be a difficult phrase that we say quickly, usually because of a sequence of almost similar sounds. For example, "Peter Piper picked a pickle of pickled peppers." Many people use tongue twisters to speak clearly, including actors, politicians, etc. These allow you to practice pronunciation and agility when it comes to producing sounds in English. And for language learners, tongue twisters are very useful to use as accent reduction exercises. So today, we are going to practice English pronunciation with new tongue twisters. Are you ready? Let's go! I will start saying each tongue twister slowly, and then I will go faster. At first, they may seem very difficult, so make sure you have the text in front of you to be able to follow it better. Ok. So, I will say it very slowly: 1. I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw Esau, he saw me, and she saw I saw Esau. Are you ready to speed it up? (Say it faster.) I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw Esau, he saw me, and she saw I saw Esau. Ok. Even faster! I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw Esau, he saw me, and she saw I saw Esau. I hope you're having fun. Let's continue! 2) Santa's Short Suit Shrunk. Ok. Now I'm gonna speed it up! (say it faster.) Santa's Short Suit Shrunk. Ok. Even faster! Santa's Short Suit Shrunk. 3) You cuss, I cuss, we all cuss for asparagus. Ok. Say it faster! You cuss, I cuss, we all cuss for asparagus. Even faster! You cuss, I cuss, we all cuss for asparagus. 4) Thin sticks, thick bricks. Ok. Say it faster! Thin sticks, thick bricks. Can you say it faster? Thin sticks, thick bricks. 5) Systematically assisting Sisyphus's stealthy cyst-susceptible sister. Can you say it faster? Systematically assisting Sisyphus's stealthy cyst-susceptible sister. Even faster! Systematically assisting Sisyphus's stealthy cyst-susceptible sister. Ok, I know that was hard. But that's it for now; I really hope you're having fun practicing your English pronunciation, but before we continue… If you want to know how to speak English using the proper techniques, visit SpeakEnglishPodcast.com and subscribe to my mailing list. I will send you my video course for free. So you can learn how to speak English fluently once and for all! Get the transcript on my website: SpeakEnglishPodcast.com/podcast
Accent the accent. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support
How to pronounce various health care vocab words and the importance of correct syllable stress and final consonants.
The 'Y' sound in 'year' vs 'ear'. Listening to the difference between 'R' and 'L' words. The 'OR' sound.
Heather Hansen is a global communication specialists trainer, TEDx speaker, founder, and author. In this insightful episode, we discuss linguistic bias, the importance of accent reduction, and what truly matters in terms of ensuring effective communication in global business. Read the episode notes and transcript: https://blog.talaera.com/cultural-awareness-heather-hansenHeather's upcoming book, Unmuted: https://heatherhansen.com/unmuted/Join a free webinar: https://bit.ly/3BSySZBLearn more about Talaera: http://talaera.com/
Do this English pronunciation practice every day, and improve your clarity, intonation, pronunciation, and confidence. Ready to kick off the New Year with a healthy habit? This episode will help! You can do it in the morning, in the evening, before an important meeting, or whenever you feel it's right. Set yourself up for success using these articulation and speech exercises and you'll feel how your English becomes effortless with time! Watch the video version of the practice here: https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/magazine/english-practice/ Click here for the Morning Pronunciation Routine. Want more practice? Try these super effective drills: A List of Short & Sweet daily pronunciation exercises https://bit.ly/3pQPvAV Sprint #1 https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/spr1 Sprint #2 https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/spr2 Sprint #3 https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/spr3
Do this English pronunciation practice every day, and improve your clarity, intonation, pronunciation, and confidence. Ready to kick off the New Year with a healthy habit? This episode will help! You can do it in the morning, in the evening, before an important meeting, or whenever you feel it's right. Set yourself up for success using these articulation and speech exercises and you'll feel how your English becomes effortless with time! Watch the video version of the practice here: https://hadarshemesh.com/magazine/english-practice/ Click here for the Morning Pronunciation Routine. Want more practice? Try these super effective drills: A List of Short & Sweet daily pronunciation exercises https://bit.ly/3pQPvAV Sprint #1 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr1 Sprint #2 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr2 Sprint #3 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr3
English words can be really confusing sometimes. In these how-to-pronounce episodes, I'll help you with the pronunciation of confusing words and common names. This week we're going to talk about the minimal triplet, ‘cap', ‘cop', and ‘cup'. You can watch the video version here: https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/magazine/cap-cup-cop/ Here's a loose transcription of the words as explained in the episode: cap: kap [IPA: kæp] cop: kaap [IPA: kɑːp] cup: kuhp [IPA: kʌp] cat: kat [IPA: kæt] hat: hat [IPA: hæt] last: last [IPA: læst] stack: stak [IPA: stæk] backs: baks [IPA: bæks] father: faath'r [IPA: fɑːðər] lost: laast [IPA: lɑːst] hot: haat [IPA: hɑːt] stock: staak [IPA: stɑːk] box: baaks [IPA: bɑːks] love: luhv [IPA: lʌv] hut: huht [IPA: hʌt] fun: fuhn [IPA: fʌn] lust: luhst [IPA: lʌst] month: muhnth [IPA: mʌnθ] country: kuhn-chri [IPA: kʌntʃri] stuck: stuhk [IPA: stʌk] bucks: buhks [IPA: bʌks] If you want to improve your accent and understand spoken English better, download my free American Accent audio crash course: https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/audio-accent-course/ You can also download an interactive list of 50 of the most mispronounced words in English and master the pronunciation of those tricky words: https://theaccentsway.com/mispro-signup/ Join our Facebook community to connect with non-native English learners from all over the world: https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/influency-community/
Improve your English skills by listening to today's conversations episode, where I am joined with Anna from English Viksanna, where we chat about: Why shadowing is the best technique for accent reduction? Download the full transcript in my Fluency Academy (also known as the WhatsApp Speaking Club). Click here to join: https://www.englishteacheradriana.com/the-fluency-academy/ Connect with Anna below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/english_viskanna/ Thank you for listening! -Your English Speaking Coach, Adriana!
Something that sounds very enticing to English learners is that they wish to speak English with a native accent. Apart from being a difficult goal to reach, in today's world, it's probably becoming less and less important. There's also the problem of selecting a native accent to imitate... native from where? Today I'm giving feedback to Elaph, an English learner from Iraq. Although she's a very fluent speaker, she feels she would like to "reduce her accent", because she feels that it would boost her confidence. Indeed, it is a major boost when a non-specialist native speaker compliments your English. So, in the spirit of keeping her motivation, I accepted to interview her and tell her about the tiny little things that might give away her origin. Again, I don't think it's necessary to do this, but anybody can choose how they wish to be seen and how they wish to interact with others. I understand that feeling accepted is important for most of us. Also, by the end of today's episode, I talk about a new service that I'm offering, so stay tuned. Remember that I'm always here. You can ask your questions, send messages or opinions to podcast@languageteaching.es --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatyousayinenglish/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatyousayinenglish/support
Some ways to reduce and/or eliminate accents. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support
Here are 3 FUN Daily Pronunciation Exercises for Accent Reduction for Pronunciation Practice for English Learners! If you want to improve your pronunciation, reduce your accent, increase your communication skills in English then this Advanced English lesson is for you!
In this episode, joing Abbe for 7 effective tips to reduce your foreign accent and sound more native-like when speaking English. Free trial to start learning a language right now: www.mosalingua.com/podcast
We discuss the Accent Reduction video. Please view it prior to listening to this presentation. Listening to all of the TutorJack videos is encouraged since watching and listening are two different skills and I recommend focusing on one at a time to maximize learning. I enjoy making content that involves our subscribers directly and encourages active participation and discussion. I can be added as a Zoom contact easily and conveniently by sending a message to tutorjack0000@gmail.com Skype: jack.bosma1 Thanks for participating. #tutorjack #jackbosma #accentreduction --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support
"The process informs you but does not define you"In this episode you will learn: Why accent reduction programs need to be customized to each client. Why it's necessary to trust the process will take you through various stages until you get the end result. What the most common misconceptions about the work are. How to shift your mindset from focusing on changes needing to be made to focusing on what you are gaining.
In this episode of the podcast I talk to teacher Vlada, a returning guest, about the accent reduction course she has recently taken. We talk a lot about accents in general, and we ponder whether they are important or not. Teacher Vlada's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/english_with_vlada/ Accent Reduction couch from Russia: https://www.instagram.com/oohnastya/ ________________________________________________________________________________________
In this episode we will be looking at accent reduction and whether it is a good idea to try and change your accent. https://youtu.be/CGQCA1sg8do - this link is an advert about accent reduction. This is what we were talking about during our episode.
Accent Reduction “I believe that virtue shows quite as well in rags and patches as she does in purple and fine linen... even if Gargery and Boffin did not speak like gentlemen, they were gentlemen.” ― Charles Dickens If your accent is hampering your communication, then do something about it. It is not a good thing to be inconsiderate of others; therefore, do all within your power to communicate effectively. Most immigrants speak more than one language, and some speak up to five and above. There is room for interference, and this can be minimized through accent reduction. The purpose of this chapter is not to say that your accent is bad, or there is something wrong with you as an individual because you have an accent. In fact, everybody has an accent, and this accent is manifested when you find yourself speaking beyond the area in which you were born and raised. Order your resources: https://www.iemapproach.com/books #iemapproach #drtangumonkem#inspiration #ditawa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-eric-tangumonkem/support
This week, Teriyaki and her guest, Xavier, talked about their experience learning English as a foreigner as well as teaching English as a foreign language. Some of the topics they covered for this episode were whether or not people should master an English accent like a native speaker, different types of Japanese English learners, and 3 important aspects when learning a language. They also talked about the struggles as an English teacher. Listen in to get some insights for learning English! 今週のエピソードでは、ゲストのゼビアとテリヤキで、二人の外国語として英語を学んだ道のりと外国語として英語を教えることについて語ります。大きなトピックとしては、英語のネイティブ発音をマスターすべきか否か、英語を学ぶ色々な日本人について、外国語を学ぶときの３つの重要ポイントなどがあります。そして、英語講師としての苦労など。英語上達のためのキーを語ってます。 Teriyaki Chicken Nugget is a show run by a bilingual Japanese. The main theme of this podcast is learning English as a foreign language, and unique Japanese culture. Contact Teriyaki for any inquiries you have on Instagram (teriyakichickennugget), Twitter (teriyaki_eng), and Facebook (teriyakichickennugget). Email: teriyaki.english@gmail.com ! Teriyaki Chicken Nugget はバイリンガルの日本人が運営しているポッドキャストです。主なテーマとして英語学習や日本独自の文化を紹介しています。テリヤキのインスタ (teriyakichickennugget) とTwitter (teriyaki_eng) もフォローお願いします！インスタでは英語学習に役立つミニ情報を投稿しており、Twitterでは留学の話や私の個人的な意見も発信しています。質問があれば、DM,メール(teriyaki.english@gmail.com)まで。 guest: Xavier - Instagram (in_x_anity) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teriyakichickennugget/message
Today's episode considers 4 components of your speech development which made learning an accent particularly difficult. We also consider just HOW you might get started at overcoming these difficulties, and retraining your speech. Listen on in for some great tips!
Please listen to this podcast in its entirety for maximum benefit and enjoyment. I discuss some ways that are helpful to reduce or eliminate accents when speaking a non native language. I hope that you enjoy the content. Thanks for watching! jack.bosma1 for Skype and tutorjack0000@gmail.com for Zoom. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support
My guest today is Evelyn Lerner Grossman. Evelyn is the owner and director of The Speech Studio in Hollywood Florida where she specializes in Speech Coaching, Accent Reduction, Dialect Coaching, Speech Therapy, and Transgender Vocal Training. In practice for over 20 years, Evelyn has helped communicators in all walks of life to achieve their personal and professional goals with fast, remarkable results. Classes are offered with convenient, flexible scheduling in South Florida and via Skype. Credits include Dialect Coach for Starz "Magic City". Evelyn's work with professional athletes includes MMA and NFL. Contact info. for Evelyn (954) 270-7030 evianlerner@aol.com www.wellspokenpro.com If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large: I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast. Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323 Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: facebook.com/coachingcall Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxfitness Sifu Rafael is available for one on one coaching, seminars, and public speaking. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingcall/message
This week, you’ll hear from the very first guest on the Express to Impress podcast. Allyson Plumberg, Founder of Rooted Accents: Solutions for Accent Modification, joins me to discuss accent modification. Allyson provides speech therapy services and accent modification coaching to students and professionals worldwide. She has a Master of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Arizona State University.The episode is the first of two with my conversation with Allison. It’s packed full of useful information for English language learners. We kick off the conversation with a definition of an accent and have a quick discussion about the General American English accent and micro accents.Then, we dive into a discussion about common beliefs about accents. Allison debunks common myths that limit people from being able to speak English effectively.We also talk about speaking speed, word stress, content versus function words, stressed and unstressed syllables, reductions, contractions, and more! Original theme music by Lucas Knutter Read the transcript here. Join the Express to Impress community on LinkedIn.See infographics for this episode on Pinterest.
Scaling Up Services is a podcast devoted to helping founders, partners, CEOs, key executives, and managers of service-based businesses scale their companies faster and with less drama. Have each episode delivered to your inbox by subscribing here: http://www.scalingupservices.com/subscribe
Time to Shine Podcast : Public speaking | Communication skills | Storytelling
Sandra Zimmer is a Coach for Public Speaking, Presentation, Voice, Accent Reduction and Executive Presence. Her degrees in psychology, acting, voice, esoteric philosophy and meditation gave her the perfect background to discover how to transform the #1 fear. Sandra translated her struggles with her own fears into the Sandra Zimmer Method which is a holistic […]
Time to Shine Podcast : Public speaking | Communication skills | Storytelling
Sandra Zimmer is a Coach for Public Speaking, Presentation, Voice, Accent Reduction and Executive Presence. Her degrees in psychology, acting, voice, esoteric philosophy and meditation gave her the perfect background to discover how to transform the #1 fear. Sandra translated her struggles with her own fears into the Sandra Zimmer Method which is a holistic […]
Black Friday Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF: código BESTSLOW | https://bit.ly/31uvR2f. Bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros. Cambly Kids com 50% OFF: código BESTSLOWKIDS | https://bit.ly/3kz2YJK Eleições EUA, Pandemia, Individualismo | Slow Responde 05 Se você pudesse invocar qualquer pessoa que já existiu para conversar, quem você escolheria? Em um bate papo com a Rafa, totalmente informal, no improviso, vocês perguntam, e nós respondemos! Está no ar o 5º episódio do Slow Responde! As referências utilizadas na elaboração do roteiro estão no primeiro comentário fixo do vídeo no Youtube: https://youtu.be/hVNUWEL0dOk
Hoje a Alexia colocou o Foster com uma decisão - quase - impossível para ele. Quer dizer, ela achava isso. Mais um episódio que vai te ensinar a como pensar rápido em inglês e com muito vocabulário! Press play!Se quiser saber mais sobre os nossos produtos e cursos, acesse o www.inglesnuecru.com e encontre todas as informações!Best November Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF e aproveite o bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros:Utilize o código BESTIGNUECRU no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/2HhL6EGCambly Kids com 50% OFF: utilize o código BESTIGNUECRUKIDS no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/3dFPJocBaixe o App do Cambly para iPhone.Baixe o App do Cambly para Android ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Deezer: https://bit.ly/2kuvOBl** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Você usava uniforme durante a escola? Hoje conversamos sobre um assunto bem básico mas que traz muito vocabulário em inglês para te ajudar a desenvolver ainda mais a sua fala! Press play!Se quiser saber mais sobre os nossos produtos e cursos, acesse o www.inglesnuecru.com e encontre todas as informações!Best November Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF e aproveite o bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros:Utilize o código BESTIGNUECRU no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/2HhL6EGCambly Kids com 50% OFF: utilize o código BESTIGNUECRUKIDS no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/3dFPJocBaixe o App do Cambly para iPhone.Baixe o App do Cambly para Android ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Deezer: https://bit.ly/2kuvOBl** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
“Agora colocam política em tudo!” é uma frase comum quando alguém descobre que a arte e o entretenimento também são politizados. Vale pro fã de “Star Wars” que nunca sacou o significado da luta da aliança rebelde contra o império. Vale pra quem foi no show do Roger Waters e vaiou quando viu a mensagem #EleNão ser exibida no palco. Ou pra quem jogou “Last of Us” e pregou boicote pois agora seu game preferido foi dominado por personagens femininas.No Braincast 382, Carlos Merigo, Beatriz Fiorotto, Luiz Yassuda, Marko Mello e Oga Mendonça - aproveitando a estreia de “Borat: Fita de Cinema Seguinte”, exclusivo no Amazon Prime Video - discutem se dá pra separar a política da arte e da cultura pop. Arte de massa pode ter lado? Porque muitos fãs jamais percebem a mensagem por trás do que estão consumindo?_____PRIME VIDEO“Borat: Fita de Cinema Seguinte” é exclusivo do Amazon Prime Video.Acesse primevideo.com e comece o seu teste grátis por 30 dias.Amazon Prime Video, os maiores sucessos você só vê aqui._____CAMBLYCambly é uma plataforma que conecta estudantes de inglês com professores nativos de todo o mundo. Tudo pra você aprender seu segundo idioma do seu jeito, no seu tempo e com os temas que mais te interessam.Lá no Cambly, você encontra planos pra todos os níveis e pra quase todas as idades. Basta se conectar e começar a falar.E se novembro é mês de comprar tudo com desconto, também é mês de aprender inglês com desconto. Até o dia 27 de novembro, você pode contratar um plano Cambly com 50% de desconto.É só usar o código BESTBRAINCAST ou clicar nesse linkA promoção vai até o dia 27 de novembro, naquela sexta-feira especial que você conhece bem. Mas quem contratar Cambly até o dia 8 de novembro leva ainda um curso de Accent Reduction pra brasileiros de graça. Cambly. A hora do seu inglês é agora._____ASSINE O BRAINCAST E FAÇA PARTE DO NOSSO GRUPO FECHADOAssinando o Braincast você pode interagir com a gente em grupos fechados no Facebook e Telegram, além de receber conteúdo exclusivo.Faça download do PicPay para iOS ou Android, clique em “Pagar”e procure pelo Braincast, ou então acesse a URL: picpay.me/braincast_____QUAL É A BOA?Para saber mais informações sobre as indicações dos podcasters da mesa, acesse http://qualeaboa.b9.com.br._____FICHA TÉCNICAO Braincast é uma produção B9Apresentação: Carlos MerigoCoordenação geral: Carlos Merigo, Ju Wallauer e Cris BartisProdução e apoio à pauta: Bia FiorottoEdição e Sonorização: Alexandre Pottaschef e Mariana LeãoIdentidade visual: Johnny BrittoCoordenação digital: Agê Barros, Pedro Strazza, Lucas de Brito e Hiago VinicusAtendimento e Comercialização: Rachel Casmala, Camila Mazza e Telma Zenaro_____Críticas, comentários, sugestões para braincast@b9.com.br ou nos comentários desse post.
Mais um episódio explorando o "would you rather" e os benefícios que esse exercício traz para o seu inglês. Parece algo simples mas, quando você parar para pensar e realmente argumentar em inglês a sua escolha, as coisas mudam. Press play!Se quiser saber mais sobre os nossos produtos e cursos, acesse o www.inglesnuecru.com e encontre todas as informações!Best November Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF e aproveite o bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros:Utilize o código BESTIGNUECRU no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/2HhL6EGCambly Kids com 50% OFF: utilize o código BESTIGNUECRUKIDS no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/3dFPJocBaixe o App do Cambly para iPhone.Baixe o App do Cambly para Android ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Deezer: https://bit.ly/2kuvOBl** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
"Would you rather" é uma das formas mais importantes para te ajudar com o pensamento rápido na língua inglesa. Vai te dar a oportunidade de defender seu ponto de vista e consequentemente melhorar muito na conversação em inglês. Press play!Se quiser saber mais sobre os nossos produtos e cursos, acesse o www.inglesnuecru.com e encontre todas as informações!Best November Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF e aproveite o bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros:Utilize o código BESTIGNUECRU no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/2HhL6EGCambly Kids com 50% OFF: utilize o código BESTIGNUECRUKIDS no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/3dFPJocBaixe o App do Cambly para iPhone.Baixe o App do Cambly para Android ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Deezer: https://bit.ly/2kuvOBl** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Qual é o seu ideal weekend? Você conseguiria descrever de uma forma clara e interessante? Pode ser um assunto super comum quando falado em português mas, em inglês, as coisas mudam! Aperta o play!Se quiser saber mais sobre os nossos produtos e cursos, acesse o www.inglesnuecru.com e encontre todas as informações!Best November Cambly com o maior desconto do ano, 50%OFF e aproveite o bônus: assine até o dia 08/11 leve grátis curso de Accent Reduction para brasileiros:Utilize o código BESTIGNUECRU no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/2HhL6EGCambly Kids com 50% OFF: utilize o código BESTIGNUECRUKIDS no www.cambly.com | Acesse o desconto aqui: https://bit.ly/3dFPJocBaixe o App do Cambly para iPhone.Baixe o App do Cambly para Android ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Deezer: https://bit.ly/2kuvOBl** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Speaking Of... Conversations on Voice, Speech, and Identity with Ryan O'Shea
In this episode, I’m joined by my longtime client and friend, Kevin Clayette. Kevin is an actor originally from the French-speaking island of New Caledonia. He’s also lived in Australia, England, and now the US and he asked the question, “Is there such a thing as a natural accent?” Like many people who have moved around the world, Kevin’s accent has changed over the years and while he can consciously change his accent to be “American” or “Australian” or “French,” he’s not quite sure how to describe his “natural” accent…that is, his accent when he’s not conscious of being *in* an accent.You can find complete show notes and links to everything we’ve mentioned in the episode on https://www.voiceandspeechwithryan.com/podcast.
Accents - we've all got one! In this episode I challenge mindsets around accents, explain how you can reduce yours if you want to and share stories about my own accent struggles.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Tiruchirapalli/citizens-for-uyyakondan-chart-a-new-course/article30490765.ece https://www.thehansindia.com/andhra-pradesh/two-of-viswabharati-school-students-bag-prizes-minister-kodali-venkateswara-rao--593434 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/fatima-mujawar-gets-awards-in-national-pharmaceutical-congress/articleshow/72948681.cms https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/accent-reduction-newcomers-ottawa-1.5402451 https://news.sky.com/story/voters-dont-care-if-labour-leader-has-ovaries-or-northern-accent-says-ex-mp-jenny-chapman-11888948 https://www.engvid.com/how-to-remember-ipa-phoneme-symbols-my-tricks/
This time of year we're gearing up for concerts of all sorts, or maybe just singing round the Christmas Tree, or in church, or by the photocopier for the office party. Wherever your debut will be, ensure good articulation by using these tips!
I am Leighanne I am a Voiceover & Speaking Coach. I love talking all about the voice and I mainly record my voice for quotes, podcasts, explainer videos, elearning courses, music videos, audio books, radio, promos, online courses and I love to train people on how to improve their speaking voice as it is powerful & unique so they can be equipped to speak more effectively. If you need to contact me for Voiceover bookings: Email:leighanne@leighannesvoice.com Web: www.leighannesvoice.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/ Twitter: @Leighthevoice https://twitter.com/leighthevoice Instagram: leighannesvoice_ https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/ Pinterest: Leighanne’s Voice Podcast on Anchor : https://anchor.fm/leighannes-voice Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2tfSGWzL8QzfVRN1GqYo2q?si=1kJUToSiQI634bBRhNGSig Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCehL5ORpvJh4FJIWoRaIg2w Blog: www.leighannesvoice.com/news Audiobooks & Ebooks: Payhip: https://payhip.com/LeighannesVoice #explainer #mediaagency #marketingagency #videopromo #explainervideo #elearning #voiceover #voiceoverartist #voicetalent #videoadvertising #videoanimation #whiteboard #videomarketing #voicetalent #narration #joannalumley #phyliciarashad #katewinslet #jennyfrancis #judidench You can check out my new Accent Reduction & Voice Articulation Course here https://mailchi.mp/ff0dfd753ea8/pc15a248t0
Speak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English without grammar.
Welcome to Speak English Now Podcast. With your host Georgiana. The podcast that will help you to speak English fluently with no grammar and no textbooks. Hi, everybody! I'm Georgiana, your online English teacher, and founder of speakenglishpodcast.com My mission is to help you to speak English fluently. Today I'll focus again on the English pronunciation particularly on the vowels with some funny tongue twisters. I'm sure you remember that I made another episode about tongue twisters just recently. If you missed it just go to my website and listen to episode #083. And in the second part of this episode, you'll learn English grammar without studying any rules with an exclusive point of view story. Ok! Let's start! But first, I’ll remind you what a tongue twister is. It’s usually a sentence that is difficult to say fast because the words in the sentence have very similar sounds. For example: "Annie ate eight Arctic apples." Tongue twisters allow us to practice pronunciation and, most importantly, agility when producing sounds in the language. If you want to sound more like an American, it's vital to pronounce vowels correctly. The following tongue twisters will help you reduce your accent for the vowels "a," "e""o" and "u." Like any other tongue twister, your goal is to recite as fast as possible and with few mistakes. Okay. Now let's see some tongue twisters. I'll start saying each tongue twister slowly and then continue faster. And while it's true that that at first, they can seem very difficult. Don't worry about it. Make sure to have the text in front of you because like that you can follow it better. 1. Excited executioner exercising his excising powers excessively. 2. Annie ate eight Arctic apples. 3. Mary Mac's mother's making Mary Mac marry me. My mother's making me marry Mary Mac. Will I always be so merry when Mary's taking care of me? Will I always be so merry when I marry Mary Mac? 4. Picky people pick Peter Pan Peanut-Butter,' tis the peanut-butter picky people pick! 5. I wish to wish, I dream to dream, I try to try, and I live to live, and I'd die to die, and I cry to cry, but I don't know why. 6. Near an ear, the nearer ear a nearly eerie ear. READ the TEXT here: speakenglishpod.com
Accent Reduction, Modification, Adjustment, Change, Alteration... Whatever you call it, we're talking about working on accents this episode. We're also joined by one of our favourite people @emilykatemawer who's here to talk with us about working on accents outside of theatrical settings. What are the issues surrounding accent change? Identity? Class? Social & Educational status? You also might want to have a little look at some of these things that we discuss in this ep: Lindsay Lohan's accent... Subdermal implants As usual, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us, we always love hearing from you. Please do comment, rate & review us and follow us on: Instagram - @canyouhearmepodcast Twitter - @canyouhearpod Facebook & you can also watch us on our YouTube channel. You can also become an active supporter of Can You Hear Me At The Back? by becoming at patron here where you'll get access to extra & exclusive content, discounts on products & services as well as that warm, fuzzy feeling of being a supporter of the podcast as well as our research fund.
VOICEOVER EXTRAORDINAIRE & ACCENT REDUCTION COACH MR. LEE RITCHEY Stops by to enlighten us regarding how to get into doing voiceovers for commercial, cable and social media. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kerry-ruff/message
Do you speak English as a second language? My Top 10 Secrets for Speaking English Think in English Record your voice Believe can do it Sing songs Break up what you were saying Grammar vocab rhythm bass intonation understand all the different parts of what you're saying so you can become more accurate fluent smooth more like a native speaker Speaking English is a dance you need to learn to know when to speak when to stop when to listen when to start Body language is important in IT support what you're saying Practice speaking in the look at your mouth what you say how you're saying at the pace Practice and keep practicing you will get there Read one English newspaper daily and from one article learn one new word One more thing.. Stay Focused. More Tips See my web www.leighannesvoice.com and my instagram page for more tips and hints Leighannesvoice_ to help improve your spoken English.
Learning English Should Be Fun My Top 10 Tips for Improving Your Spoken English Listen Listen to the news, English podcasts, good native English speakers and songs. Remember the more you listen, the more you will learn. So in every occasion try to be an active listener and repeat what you hear imitating the pronunciation, the sound, the stress on the word by the speaker too.That phrase comes to mind “Monkey See, Monkey Do” is now “Monkey Hear Monkey speak.” Watch TV & Films There are a number of films done by Hollywood day in and day out make sure that you watch these films to listen to the sound of the words pace and emotional and watch it not to enjoy the film but to note and imitate the position of the mouths..imitate them. Try to avoid putting the subtitles on if you can as they makes your learning slower as relying on home language to explain things Read Out loud daily You need to find something to read daily; whether it's a newspaper, a blog,Ted Talk transcripts, a book, a play, some poetry or even a whatsapp message. When you read out loud practice the pronunciation, pace and intonation. Get a buddy to talk to To speak English better you need to be speaking on a regular, if not daily basis to really get the benefit of English. So try to get yourself a friend on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, online somewhere if your friends are not free then offer an exchange of teaching them your home language. That is how you get your new speaking pen pal and on another point make sure that they're English is better than yours Use technology to help your learning Your phone is your best friend on your journey of improving your speaking English because there are so many apps on smartphones whether you have an Android or iPhone. Record yourself speaking into the phone, then play it back to yourself and ask your friends to listen and give you feedback. Another tip is to record the same text once a week or month and listen to where you have improve to monitor your growth. Speak always at every time Take every occasion to speak whether it's at a coffee shop or at work or an email being sent at work then be extra and make a phone call to just confirm the person understood it. I suggest you take every opportunity to speak English with both hands. As an example, when you're buying a ticket at a train station just talk about how much is it, what is the return price, the route and even mention the weather. Learn a new word daily Pick a word today and practice it in many different sentences and say in different ways. Practice that word each day until you mastered it then the next week or the next day you can pick a new word. Remember to always put these words into context and into a full sentence Read a dictionary and thesaurus daily Dictionaries and thesauruses are your best friend you can get them online very easily. I suggest that you read at least a page of these every single day. Try to memorise the word then say them out loud and put them into a sentence. Try to understand what they mean and I find that with dictionaries it shows you how to pronounce it and what I love about the thesaurus is that it gives alternative synonyms to the word you are actually trying to learn. Do practical activities while learning English (football, tennis, cooking) When you are learning English you need to put it into a practical sense. So please escape the Classroom and learn your vocab for travel by going on a bus and using all the relevant vocab. Another example is if you need to learn about food go to a cooking class and make some yummy food and make friends at the same time Debate or talks Go to weekly talks there are hundreds of them on meetup.com to venture into with a wide range of different topics. Try to go to weekly talks go with the view that you are going to actually talk and also learn new vocab form the way people talk about the topic. Pay attention to the delivery, the passion and the pace etc of the
Download your free top 10 accent reduction tips here https://mailchi.mp/c5237060773e/do-you-want-to-improve-your-english-accent
In this episode Michelle is joined by the Etiquette guru co-director Treva Graves, MS CCC-SLP, of Trevagraves.com. Treva, a former Miss Iowa America winner and ASHA Leadership Development Alumni, is a highly sought after guest speaker and personal trainer in the areas of Image, Executive Coaching, and Accent Reduction. In this episode, she addresses some of the largest personal fears and failures that hold women leaders back, whether it be from moving forward in the corporate world to holding them back from starting their own business. If you need a kick, or a push to take the next personal step towards leadership, then this course is for you!
Go to my website www.midwintertuition.co.uk and check out the shop page for my free Tongue Twisters course! There's also a course aimed at families and those aiming for RP.
Hey guys! It is Aiko with Schwagirl. I am an American English pronunciation coach. Welcome to my podcast "The Voice of English" The purpose of this podcast is to encourage English learners and also English teachers. We all share tips and points of how we can improve our English and become better communicators. In Episode 16, I invited Junko Akuzawa based in Japan 阿久澤淳子さんのプロフィール 英語の発音矯正トレーナー 発音スクール イングリッシュ・ジョイ代表 「何年も英語を勉強してきたのに英語が聞き取れない、通じない」と悩む人をサポートする「英語の発音スクール イングリッシュ・ジョイ」代表。 日本で唯一、一人一人に合わせた徹底的なカスタマイズドカリキュラムを提供し、開校わずか1年半で200人の留学、海外赴任、学会、プレゼン準備で駆け込む人の発音を激変させ、リスニング力を向上させてきた。 アメリカ、オーストラリアでの12年にわたる生活で、英語では人の千倍くらい恥をかきまくった自信あり。だからこそ、英語という手段を手に入れて世界に羽ばたく人を応援したい！という思いで真摯に一人一人の生徒に向き合っている。 Here are notes 発音は自己流でやるよりも、プロから直接学ぼう 発音がよくなると、リスニング力も英語力もよくなる 大人になってからでも発音は上達する Her Social Media links: Website: http://english-joy.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/englishjoy2015/ Newsletter: http://english-joy.com/opt.html MUSIC: Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Hawaiian Winter If you have any questions regarding English learning or pronunciation, living in the US, working in the US, or if you would like to be a guest on this show, please contact me through http://schwagirl.com/contact Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter
Hey guys! It is Aiko with Schwagirl. I am an American English pronunciation coach. Welcome to my podcast "The Voice of English" The purpose of this podcast is to encourage English learners and also English teachers. We all share tips and points of how we can improve our English and become better communicators. In Episode 16, I invited Junko Akuzawa based in Japan 阿久澤淳子さんのプロフィール 英語の発音矯正トレーナー 発音スクール イングリッシュ・ジョイ代表 「何年も英語を勉強してきたのに英語が聞き取れない、通じない」と悩む人をサポートする「英語の発音スクール イングリッシュ・ジョイ」代表。 日本で唯一、一人一人に合わせた徹底的なカスタマイズドカリキュラムを提供し、開校わずか1年半で200人の留学、海外赴任、学会、プレゼン準備で駆け込む人の発音を激変させ、リスニング力を向上させてきた。 アメリカ、オーストラリアでの12年にわたる生活で、英語では人の千倍くらい恥をかきまくった自信あり。だからこそ、英語という手段を手に入れて世界に羽ばたく人を応援したい！という思いで真摯に一人一人の生徒に向き合っている。 Here are notes 発音は自己流でやるよりも、プロから直接学ぼう 発音がよくなると、リスニング力も英語力もよくなる 大人になってからでも発音は上達する Her Social Media links: Website: http://english-joy.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/englishjoy2015/ Newsletter: http://english-joy.com/opt.html MUSIC: Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Hawaiian Winter If you have any questions regarding English learning or pronunciation, living in the US, working in the US, or if you would like to be a guest on this show, please contact me through http://schwagirl.com/contact Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter
This is an episode to help people Keep In Touch with me - I just briefly go through some ways you can contact me if you need any help. Short and simple!
Accent Reduction is one of the biggest challenges for people of different cultural backgrounds and speech patterns, wanting to 'fit in' among local native English speakers. But as Edwin Maher explains, accents can often enhance a person's vocal delivery. For those who want to indulge in some fine tuning, there's help in this episode of Speaking Naturally. You'll also hear reference to a BBC Hard Talk interview with former Greek Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis. The link is here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cswj91
Let's think about letters we do not pronounce in English
Just a quick chat to get me back into podcasting!!! It's been soooooooo long!!!
“What is the most important thing I can do right now to speak more persuasively and start getting more customers, clients and patients and making more money?” As I am sure you understand, there is not a completely simple answer to this question, but I can give you three executive speaking skills that you MUST put in place, if you want to speak powerfully and persuasively with potential customers, and increase your bottom line. 1.Tell a Convincing Sales Story: I believe that we are all selling all the time and if we are willing to accept this premise and create a convincing sales story, all that remains is for you to tell it well. 2.Concentrate on your delivery: The delivery of your sales story is what seals the deal. Yes, your story is very important. However it is the delivery that separates the professionals from the amateurs. The professional speakers and sales people know that how you say something is often times more important than what you are saying. 3.Get Rid of Speaking Roadblocks: There are a number of speaking roadblocks however the top four are: talking too fast, mumbling, a hard to understand accent and speaking in a monotone.
Take a look at successful communicators and you’ll notice that, most of them have “communication savvy” and find it easy to sell themselves, their ideas, their strategies and their dreams. Which one of these statements would you want your manager to say about you? 1. He is an excellent researcher, but lacks the “communication savvy” needed to sell his ideas. 2. He is an expert in his field and a very “savvy communicator” who can sell his ideas. When it comes to communicating successfully, there are many basics to consider… the over-all message, spontaneous thinking, your words, the person or persons you are speaking with, the time and place of your meeting, your physical presentation, etc. But there is one FOUNDATIONAL skill at play in all communication – if ignored and not taken seriously to heart – it can undermine your entire message and leave everyone frustrated. Although not difficult to learn, this skill is one that you most likely have not recognized as being absolutely critical for consistent communication success. A good start in learning to develop "communication savvy" is to take a speaking voice coaching program while you are young. Unfortunately, it is not taught in most schools. However, it is a valuable learning experience and will serve you well throughout your life both personally and professionally.
Communication is still the # 1 key to personal and career success. Communication – the human connection – is basic to the business world. How many times have you heard “choose your words wisely and express them confidently”. People ask me all the time, why I am so passionate about teaching people to speak clearly, powerfully, and confidently. The answer is simple: the “speaking voice matters”. It is important that your voice is heard. There are so many talented and intelligent people who don’t realize that their speaking voice is getting in the way of their success. Schools teach language skills, vocabulary, and grammar however they do not teach you how to deliver your language with a confident and resonant tone of voice and how to pronounce your words clearly and powerfully. Without realizing it, most of us imitate the voices of our closest elders and teachers without giving it a second thought.
Let's try some words that begin with w followed by the short oo sound. It's very tricky! Take it slow. Use a mirror if needed.
Actors Connection President Tony Nation talks accent reduction & regionalisms with Susan Finch, who has been teaching Accent Reduction for over 28 years. She is on the faculty of The Atlantic Theater's Conservatory program where she teaches and serves as vocal coach for productions.
A little chat about how the letter 'e' can sound like an 'i'
I forgot to say - I wear a scarf ALL the time in the winter to try and keep my vocal folds nice and warm. I'm not sure how scientific that is but it makes me feel better! Listen to some tips gathered from my experience and some online research.
An examination of the nasal velar consonant sound generally represented by NG.
Let's think about falling diphthongs! 100,000 DOWNLOADS now! Wow! THANKYOU GUYS!!!!
Do you have a regional American accent? Sharon Feingold, the founder of Babel Consultants, discusses an emerging trend in communications called accent reduction. Accent reduction may also be referred to as accent modification, accent neutralization and so on. In the US, the goal of accent reduction is to adopt the Standard American Accent. This accent […]
This week, Pauline goes through some reasons why good Elocution is essential for Jobseekers.
Pauline and her 4 year old son Christopher talk about the letter 'H'.
SUCH a tricky letter sound. Let's work through it together.
Here we briefly examine the sound made by er/ir/ear/ur in words like 'bird'. See my website www.midwintertuition.co.uk for a list of words.
This week, we’ll hear about How To Train Your Dragon 2, VOXTees, and the newest version of the Voices.com iOS app. In The Biz, Jennifer Smith from Voices continues our conversation about auditioning and David Ciccarelli joins me in Tech Talk to discuss the newest version of the Voices.com app for iPhone and iPad. Arthur […]
I call it the “hidden secret.” Why? Because no one talks about it….not even the sales and leadership gurus. Here’s the reality.... It does not matter what product or service you offer or whether it is offline or online or both. If you want to be a successful executive or business owner that consistently and reliably delivers quality leads and large profits… If you want to build a team and/or a customer base that will stay loyal to you… If you want to convert your leads to customers, clients or patients… If you want to communicate effectively with any size group of prospects… It’s going to require you to do this one thing. Why doesn’t anyone talk about it? Because most people take it for granted... And this will involve using this secret… You need to know how to use your voice to communicate those benefits so that people can’t resist listening to every word you say. Most sales and presentation courses tell you “you are the message” “If your customer likes you, they trust you and buy from you.” What they don’t tell you is that your Voice can make or break your sales communication. Why? Because most people take their voice for granted and many times don’t think it is possible to do anything about it.
Do you know how you Sound when you talk? Do you Sound Authentic and like you can be Trusted? Do you watch how your listener reacts as you are talking? Most speakers only pay attention to the words they say. Why? Because we are all taught from an early age that The Message is Everything! In truth, it takes 7 seconds or less for your client to react to your voice and to decide whether to listen or believe in what you are saying..... You’ve heard the old sales adage, “If they trust you they buy from you”. What makes them trust you and believe in what you say? In today’s hyped and highly marketed world, speakers who sound Authentic get the ATTENTION.
“People buy people,” “People buy from people they like, know and trust.” In the words of Nick Nanton, a leading expert of personal branding and a top thought leader in the world. “How people speak to other people makes a big difference as to whether people like, know and trust each other”. In the words of Sandra McKnight, renowned international expert in the speaking voice. Today’s social culture has changed whom we admire, what we buy and how we make decisions about purchasing. And it’s more important than ever to lead your company/ business in a very public way and that means communicating effectively so that people know, like and trust you...and ultimately buy from you as a result. Speaking in a polished, powerful and persuasive manner is the bottom line to getting your message heard.
Pauline demonstrates how and where to make the L sound, gives some example words and a training technique. It is all about tongue strength this week!
Today we examine the semi-vowel / consonant sound 'W'. We look at words then sentences that use the sound. Listen and repeat to practise the sound.
“Life has no limitations, except the ones you make.” Les Brown, renowned motivational speaker and authority on human potential “Why do you want to succeed?” That is the question I ask all of my clients in their voice power training. There is one common thread throughout the many answers I receive.... You want to have enough money to have the freedom to do whatever you want in life. So what does having freedom mean to you? Here are some of the answers you stated. You want to... • Work for yourself and avoid having to work for anyone else ever again. • Give back. • Work less and “play” more. • Spend more time with your family. • Help other people live better. • Travel more. All of these reasons just scratch the surface. Identifying the reasons why you want to succeed is an important activity. To quote Les Brown again, “The only limits to the possibilities in your life tomorrow are the “buts” you use today.” However is having a good list of reasons all it takes? I have observed that sometimes people do indeed have a good list of reasons, yet they still struggle to succeed.
Selling with your voice is easy! All you need to do is use your voice to connect on a primal level. When you sound open, professional and engaging, people will relax, listen and be much more inclined to buy. The Magic Power that sells your ideas, your services, your expertise, your products and your personality is having control over the HOW you sound. It is not what you are saying, but how you SOUND when you say it. Speaking like a Leader takes awareness and practice, practice, practice. When you change your speaking voice you will change your life. You can become a star communicator by developing the Magic Power of your Voice.http://www.voicepowerstudios.com/analysis.html
How much confidence, energy, and enthusiasm does your voice radiate when you speak about your ideas, services or products? Your vocal sound is what people react to first and then they listen to what you’re saying. Experts say that in a telephone conversation, 80% of your persuasiveness comes from your speaking voice and 20% from what you say. Most people don’t realize that the sound of their voice is an important and determining factor as to whether someone buys.http://www.voicepowerstudios.com/analysis.html In order to sell your ideas most effectively you also need to speak clearly at approximately 150 words per minute and let each thought you say build upon the previous thought. People don’t speak in sentences they speak in thoughts, one after another. All the thoughts must connect in a succinct and concise way to tell the story of your scientific research. It is never just about the facts. Each thought you say has a corresponding feeling associated with it, even if it is simply enthusiasm or sounding like you’re interested in what saying.
I suggest that many adults have speaking problems that are tied to being shy, having low self- esteem, and lack of confidence, to name just a few and those speaking problems could have been improved easily and quickly, if only speaking voice lessons were taught in our schools. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com. I am not speaking about learning another language such as English, Spanish, Mandarin, French, German, etc. I’m talking about how to communicate well in any language by using the following basic speaking skills: breath support, vocal resonance, projection, volume control, speech melody, clear pronunciation, pacing and phrasing and speaking at an easily understood rate. After 25 years of teaching voice and speech in the business world, I feel that knowing and practicing the aforementioned speaking skills in the early years of life would definitely facilitate both personal and professional communication. People would begin to value their speaking voice just like they value their bodies. They would use their voice to communicate their needs and the needs of others in a confident, self-assured, articulate, and expressive manner. To me having Voice Power, means you stand in your own power and have the ability to speak your truth with confidence.
The most powerful way to build new client relationships and retain established ones, is to use your voice to create a trusting, comfortable, personal relationship face to face, over the telephone, through a live streaming video or webinar. The 80/20 marketing rule: “A typical business earns approximately 80 percent of its profits from the top 20 percent of its customer base”. Many business people don’t realize that speaking with a confident, energetic voice tone, every time you talk to a client, is the best way to let them know how much you appreciate them.
It really is amazing how changing your speaking voice can positively change your life and the relationships in your life. Just this week, two business professionals, Marsha in her 60’s and Katie in her 20’s, called for a voice consultation because at work both of their voices were being judged negatively. Marsha was accused of sounding overbearing, bordering on angry by the team that she managed and Katie was told by her boss that she sounded like a child of 12 and that this was undermining her credibility with her real estate clients. Rather than feeling that their coworkers and boss were prejudice or had a personal ax to grind, both Marsha and Katie took their feedback positively and began looking for solutions. It is common for people to unconsciously react to someone’s way of speaking and most of the time they don’t even really realize it.
Speaking clearly, concisely, and effectively with confidence is the key to unlocking many doors: in both business and personal relationships. In business you have technical presentations, technical overviews, sales presentations, stake holder meetings, teleconferences. The speaking opportunities increase as you advance in your company. As you grow in your career, you need your co-workers, team members, senior executives, and clients to feel comfortable when you talk with them. This level of comfort comes from being easily understood and is vital to building the trust factor in business or personal relationships.
In the world of performance reviews in corporate America, many people are not told that their accent is holding them back. Pure and simple everyone has an accent and the goal is to be easily and readily understood by the people in the country in which you are living and working. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com. Whether you were born and raised in America with a deep southern accent or recently emigrated here, it is much easier, quicker and more realistic to reduce your accent than to develop and American Accent. After all, an American accent is so varied. You have the southern accent, the New York accent, the Boston accent, the Texan accent, the Mid-western accent. Therefore I feel to be easily and readily understood by your audience is your goal.
How you are perceived either isolates us or brings us together. No matter your role in life you are constantly using your voice to influence others and the vehicle for great communication is a great voice that can magnetize, delight, and captivate an audience. http://www.voicepowerstudios.com. How often do you captivate and fascinate others with your message? Do the passion, credibility, caring and confidence in your voice attract and galvanize people’s attention. Even, if your presentation is technical, financial, or a lawyers brief, there is always a way to focus your message so that it has the greatest impact. Look at your content and ask these questions. What is my core message really about? What in this material can I use to fascinate my audience? Why do they need to hear this message? What will they take away and remember. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
Come across vividly, make a memorable impression and have the competitive edge over all the other speakers in the room Projecting gives your voice power and keeps your message ringing in the ears of your listener. It is relatively easy to become proficient at the physical technique of projecting your voice; however the change of attitude that needs to go along with it is often harder for a client to accept. You need to be willing to stand out when you speak and let your voice tone send the message that what you are saying is important. So important that the audience needs to listen intently or they will miss something crucial. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
The ancient Greeks discovered that “The Voice is the Megaphone of the Soul”. They knew that it was your voice that fascinates and captivates an audience and telegraphs your soul power as you speak. Breathing is the secret for both singers and speakers. Good breath support for your speaking voice is what the ancient Greeks discovered and what many of us today in our hurried world often ignore. It is the energy of your breath that sets free the soul power of your speaking voice. Good breath support gives you control over your voice tone, your resonance, your loudness, and your projection. With this control you sound confident, assertive, energetic, and articulate and deliver a powerful, engaging, and persuasive message that has meaning and impact. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
I suggest that you can level the playing field by slowing down and speaking clearly. Fast talking or data dumping is one of the most prevalent bad speech habits today and it can stop your career. After all, the name data dumping implies that you are saying all the relevant information on a particular subject as fast as possible with little regard for your listener and whether he/she understands you. I know that fast talkers like don’t think of it that way however, people can have all sorts of biases around fast talking. For example you can be perceived as trying to double talk a point in order to confuse the situation, or that you are insecure and have a lot of anxiety, or worse yet that you don’t know what you are talking about and don’t want people to know it. It may be that in his own way the judge was trying to keep you from being perceived in any of these ways. Who knows! In any case the slowing of your speaking rate will level the playing field, enhance your communication and help you build many long lasting and effective relationships. Speaking at a normal rate of 120 to 160 words per minute, allows people not only to understand your message but also to react positively to the non-verbal messages in your voice that powerfully influence and persuade others to your point of view. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
This story beautifully illustrates the first way that your speaking voice stops your career. All your brilliance, and the education and hard work that you put into your chosen profession, can be stopped by not being easily understood by your employer, fellow employees and your clients and customers. May I also say that speaking clearly is not only applicable to foreign speakers, but also to native English speakers. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
Speaking clearly and at a good speaking rate is an important business driver in business communication such as board meetings, sales, negotiation, presentations, webinars, and teleconferences. Heavily accented communication is commonplace in today’s global business community and it is so easily corrected. Corporations and companies hire the very best talent which hail from everywhere in the world and many people speak 2 or 3 languages. However, many times, they are unaware that their accent is difficult to understand and very frustrating to their audience. Speaking clearly and at a good speaking rate is an important business driver in today’s global market. If you can’t be understood, then your message is not heard. Accent reduction and voice coaching is a simple and powerful solution. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
Knowing how to control your voice is a powerful tool that gives you a competitive edge in the business world. My clients, whether an employees or an entrepreneurs, realize that improving their voice will make them more successful and rich.The passion, confidence and conviction in your voice are what connect you to each individual. You and your voice are the message that sells your consulting programs. Otherwise they could read a written proposal. Your voice is what makes them believe in you and the sales story you are telling. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
To start out the New Year, Voice Power Studios asked the social networks, “Would you tell someone who needs to speak in public and/or business settings, that they’re voice is hard to understand.” Out of the many responses we received, here are three which, I feel, reflect a communication trend in America. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
Over the years I have worked with various spiritual leaders. The nature of the profession demands that they develop and use their voices to uplift people and hold forth the vision of their particular faith. It takes breath support to sustain a well projected, rich, resonant voice tone. Good pronunciation of all consonants and vowels gives you clarity and a ring to the voice. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
Episode 2 describes how hidden messages in your Voice stop your career. This story is about an executive who was told that her voice was harsh and difficult to listen to and was perceived as overbearing and over time it had caused her team to have serious negative feelings toward her. By applying a few simple speaking voice techniques he was able to speak with a more confident, engaging and persuasive voice. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
This podcast discusses an example of someone who was unaware of the hidden meanings within the sound of his voice. With this example we see by applying a few simple techniques we are able to give him a more persuasive and friendly voice. Visit www.voicepowerstudios.com.
www.eltpodcast.com Welcome to the second episode of ELT Podcast, the Teachers' Lounge. Today we discussed accents, starting with a look at an online quiz that can accurately place your accent to a region of the USA with only 13 questions. There are two URLs for this quiz; as far as we know, both give the same results: www.gotoquiz.com/what_american_accent_do_you_have www.gotoquiz.com/what_accent_do_you_have During the conversation, Bill mentioned a website that has compiled recordings of a wide variety of accents of English; he couldn't remember the name of the site at the time, but here it is now: International Dialects of English Archive, http://web.ku.edu/idea/
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
