How to learn to speak clearly

Clear and understandable speech attracts the attention of the audience. When a person speaks too fast, "swallowing" sounds, not telling the end, listen to it becomes difficult, therefore, attention to the subject of the conversation focuses with great difficulty. To speak clearly, you need exercise, contributing to the development of diction.

You will need

• books;
• - poems;
• - tongue twisters;
• - mirror.

Instruction

1. More read aloud. This will help you not only to improve the diction, but also expand horizons. You can read anything: books, textbooks, Newspapers, magazines, etc. just take your time and try to pronounce each word, not missing any of his sounds.
2. Speak in front of a mirror. Carefully watch your mouth. Try to speak clearly and learn how to move your lips and tongue. During a speech or conversation is useful to you, and your speech will be more legible and clear.
3. Hum, not say. Some experts suggest humming what you want to say. Of course, this does not apply to the conversation: people may not correctly understand you. Select the song you like best, and, singing it, comment on their actions. Soon you will notice that your speech has become more intelligible.
4. Learn poetry and deklamiruya them. It is not only a positive impact on your diction, and jog the memory. Take a small quatrains and memorize them by heart. Tell me the poem with the correct intonation: pauses, exclamations, etc.
5. One of the most effective ways to improve your diction is to read tongue twisters. Some of them are familiar to you from childhood, others you will see for the first time. It is better to opt for a new tongue twisters. Slowly read the sentence, then try slowly getting her to say it. If you have, then increase the pace. Try to say the tongue Twister faster and faster without mistakes and without losing.
6. If you have problems with the pronunciation of some specific sounds, ask for help from a specialist. You can correct the situation and train hard to pronounce the sounds using tongue twisters. For example, the sound "R" you can train all the well-known patter about Carl and Clara.