322. How to Give a Speech in English: Lessons from My Participation in a Japanese Speech Contest! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
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Last week I came second in a Japanese language speech contest.
Today, I want to talk to you all about how I prepared for giving a speech in a foreign language, explain my approach to writing and practicing speeches and presentations, and hopefully give you some useful advice on public speaking in English!
TRANSCRIPT - https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2024/12/09/322-how-to-give-a-speech-in-english-lessons-from-my-participation-in-a-japanese-speech-contest-english-vocabulary-lesson/
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Vocabulary
Recount (Verb): To tell or narrate the details of an event or story.
Stumble (Verb): To make a mistake or hesitate while speaking.
Intonation (Noun): The rise and fall of pitch in a person's voice while speaking.
Project (Verb): To speak loudly and clearly so that one's voice carries to a larger space or audience.
Hesitate (Verb): To pause briefly, often due to uncertainty or nervousness.- Composure (Noun): A calm and controlled state of mind.
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