[Basic Speech] Learn how to speak well from a 14-year-old announcer!

I think it's because I didn't know how to control my pronunciation and tone while studying PT. After studying for 3 months, I've become someone who tries to speak clearly even in everyday life. Lastly, I want to say that 3 months is too short a period of study. Let's do it for about 12 months.

Recently, when I meet my friends, they all say the same thing. "I want to be good at speaking." When I was preparing for a job or working at a company, speaking well was so important. Sometimes, when I saw someone who was really good at speaking, I was envious and wondered how they could speak so well. That's why I was thinking about going to a speech academy, and then I came across this lecture! I'm still listening, but I liked the part about pronunciation and pronunciation correction. My voice changes every time I speak, sometimes it's thick and sometimes it's thin, so I wondered why it was so different, but it seems to change depending on whether I breathe deeply or not. And if you breathe deeply, your throat definitely hurts less! Since the lecture taught me to breathe deeply, I think it's good to follow along every day. In fact, I don't do it well on my own, but thanks to the lecture, I'm trying to develop that habit! Of course, the content is important, but if you just have good pronunciation and pronunciation, you'll look like you're good at speaking, and people will listen to you. Now, I will try to become a person who speaks well by acquiring that ability through this lecture~~ I am listening to the lecture well!

Thanks to the teacher's concentrated knowledge, I learned a lot about pronunciation and articulation, especially the parts that were confusing or ambiguous before. It was really helpful.

I want to speak accurately and neatly. I started listening to this lecture because I wanted to tell a story with power. At some point, I thought people who pronounce accurately and neatly looked cool and professional, so I wanted to be like them. I grew a lot from the first lecture to the last lecture for 3 months. At first, it was hard to pronounce, but later, I was proud of myself for getting the fuzz and long fuzz positions right. I used to work as a flight attendant, and I have no idea why the in-flight announcements were the hardest, but I liked the refreshing movie introductions the best. Hahaha, while practicing pronunciation, my saliva was so thick that I thought I should ask a question, but then in the next lecture, he told me to stick my tongue in, and I got goosebumps thinking that he was really listening to everything I said. In the poetry reading part in the latter part, I cried a lot from the first poem, but after reading the second and third poems, I cried and blew my nose and listened to the lecture. It was a lecture that touched my heart and was beneficial. I have now developed the habit of paying attention to pronunciation when speaking, and I can focus on pronunciation when listening to the news. I still have a lot of shortcomings, but I will continue to work hard in my daily life and become even better. Thank you. Be happy, teacher. 😊

My voice is small, and my pronunciation is mumbling, so I think I've always heard people say, "Huh? What are you saying?" Looking at the consonant pronunciation method you taught me, I've rarely used my tongue in the right place for each pronunciation. I still have a long way to go, but I can clearly hear it with my own ears that I'm gradually improving. I'll keep practicing. Thank you~ This is a really great lecture!

I took a class on how to speak well for about 800 minutes. It was a good opportunity. Thank you.

Learning consonants has improved my pronunciation so much. Thank you♡

I'm taking the class while commuting to and from work, and I'm envious of your clear pronunciation. I'll take my time and study it repeatedly too~