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I searched for this after listening to a UA-camr I found unbearable, no only he talks too fasts , but he talks without making any pause

Pause and slow down and your turn is over. If they don't want to hear what you say. Don't say it!

I talk fast but it frustrates me when people call me out on it as if I am intentionally doing it. What I hear and say in my head is normal speech so I dont know how I would go about speaking slow. Speaking slow feels like I am talking in baby talk or acting mentally challenged. I know it has a lot to do with my anxiety. I grew up in a family where there where a lot of verbal arguments or if I was in trouble and often I would be confronted by someone and I would carefully have to choose my words or get a beating. Then as an introvert contending with everyone speaking over me. I get this anxious burst of speech as if wanting to get over with. Sometimes i think people just arent attentive listeners. So if you do understand me and I am talking slow it means I am talking to you like an idiot with slow comprehension.

thanks🥰 we also have many problems with vowels , in Farsi we have just simple O,U,i,EE, a, AA. vowels are also very challenging

Sometimes when i try to begin a conversation i kinda like ( glitch) trying to pronouce the thing i was thinking about and instead i find my self spelling random letters soo fast for like 3 seconds then i recover and tell what i was thinking about

Many languages, other than English, are spoken very fast. When people with a fast native language speak English as a second language they tend to speak English too fast and their words run together. As well, many ESL students learn English from a teacher whose 2nd language is English and will speak and teach their English with their first language accent. To learn English well, find a teacher whose first language is English and 2nd language is that of the students. A Spanish first speaker should not be teaching English to Spanish speaking students, the English taught will have a Spanish accent. Likewise, an English first speaker should not be teaching Spanish to English first speakers. They too, will pick up an English accent in learning their Spanish. The exceptions prove the rule and please slow down (you know who you are).

It's also something to note that people with ADHD, such as myself, tend to talk really fast as well. This is because our brains move much faster and we have like 60 thoughts going through our heads at once, so if we don't get everything out there into the world as fast as possible we might forget it all mid-sentence.

I'm unmarried and 20 but everybody calls me aunty on phone 😂 In reality I sound so sweet

2 simple rules: No uptalk and no vocal fry. That will improve things quite a bit. And bonus: stop saying "like" and "literally" every fourth word.

Hello, I am Turkish and I do not understand what is meant in the video and Turkish subtitles are not available. Can you give me a brief summary?

I notice a lot of younger & Hispanic people speak English very fast. It’s been so irritating I just had to research it. Your comment on sounding more N.American was interesting., I didn’t realize that was something we did but if that’s how others perceive it then I will consider that as a reason. I just started noticing it in the last decade. Has this always been an issue or do you think it’s been recent increase as well? Thank you for your video!

I’m from south Florida we all talk fast 🤣

I'm from NYC...we speak fast there. Once I left NY, spent time around others and lived in Texas, my cadence slowed down a bit. Now, when I listen to people in business video, they drive me nuts with all the speed-talking.

Vocal smile is absolutely important, especially on calls as you say. I use it for emphasis and visualize the other person in front of me, which enriches the tone and expression in my voice. You wouldn't speak to someone with a monotone voice in person.

Mine is slow to my ear cause I was born with a fast tongue not cause I want to talk faster or wanting to cover anyone even when I sound slow my words come out so fast

Millennials talk too damn fast especially the females. Just tried calling Customer Service, many times I’ve had to tell a female millennial to slow down. And for god sake millennials get the hell off the phone while you’re driving!!

pro tip: grow up here

I talk fast most of the time owing to anxiety but when I'm calm, I speak normally. Another thing I have realized is that if remind myself to not speak fast, I speak normally as well. But as you mentioned, I should breath and pause while speaking. Thanks

You don't know what a valley girl sounds like at all.

As a 23 years old this is lol

Thank you.

This is first time I heard about speachScience thank you

A lot child like, i wooden wanna bone a valley speakin gal'. Yuck!

Thanks for ur videos been following you for YEARS

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I talk very fast

I WAS A SENIOR DRILL INSTRUCTOR IN THE MARINES.... THIS VIDEO IS IRRELEVANT TO ME

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This video is homophobic

If I speak slower I get a brain freeze not knowing what I am talking about like total blank :/ I just feel like I need to deliver the idea before it is lost and everything gets awkward

thank you for your great tips

Thanks ms <3

Could you please make a video I could share to friends (in my case a colleague), one they wouldn't get offended if received? That would be great :)

I enjoyed good job❤🌹👌

Tips? What tips?? Bonnie Gross just said 't' in middle of words can sound like 'd' - i.e., the video is descriptive, not prescriptive. The video also oversimplifies. The letter 't' (or letters 'tt') in words like button, or cotton, or matter, do NOT just sound like the letter 'd.' I know this because I have a speech problem in which I pronounce those 'tt' letters exactly as 'dd' letters, and it is very, very noticeable. And if I try to pronounce these words properly, I almost always over-emphasize the 't' sound, and the results are even worse. Occasionally, people have been unsure of what I am saying when I say things like buddon or coddon. In almost all cases, however, people do their best to politely ignore it, or, as with the women I've dated, it is affectionately acknowledged as a cute idiosyncrasy. (Actually, I acknowledge it first if it has become really obvious on a date. Then the affectionate dismissal of it as unimportant or even cute - calling it cute is a helluva stretch - follows. But I am happy to say this does provide me with a rough idea of how much a woman likes me & finds me attractive! :) Anyway, it is a remnant of the profoundly disordered speech I had as a child. From what I've been told, my speech development began normally, and I received a ton of attention & questions from my two teenage sisters and their friends. Then I suddenly stopped talking. Completely. For more than two years. When I resumed talking, nobody could understand me beyond my parents and my little sister, who was actually imitating me as she learned to talk! She and I went to speech therapy. Her speech was 'fixed' very quickly and put on the proper path. My therapy, however, was a grueling process, and what little I remember of it focused on S sounds and T sounds. I thought maybe a UA-cam video could help with this, and provide the last lesson in my speech therapy. But it is not a big deal. As it is, I won a state debate tournament in high school, proved to be an excellent fundraiser, conducted numerous research interviews, and have taught with success.

Anyone else here sound like a rat

i really want to have a cute voice :<

Discover yourself is answer of everything.

i can understand anyone who can talk at the speed of light, its from listening to fast rappers. ua-cam.com/video/FhF9RwkHAJw/v-deo.html

Omg I talk like this, trying to work on it, I really need to down tone

I sound like age but when i talk with someone whom i feel love i sound automatically change like kids voice 😒

I want to know why everyone, even newscasters, don't pronounce the 'tt' in kitten or mitten. They say "ki-en" or "mi-en". WHY?!!!

I can not pronounce some words but my english is good

I get it! I’m working on my conversations skills! I need to stop talking too fast! They will think I talk too much. They don’t know what I’m saying! That will be stressful! I got to take a chill pill! It will help me to feel relax!

At school my voice is shy but at home is confident

😅im from Manchester...This is not working

Thank you for this video. I catch that I speak like this, more when I’m nervous, and I couldn’t pick out what it was in my voice and how to change it.