How to Speak English in PUBLIC with POWER and CONFIDENCE

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

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[@andriennekamdom3655]

I will seat for my IELTS exam soon and I am too afraid of speaking . But after listen to that podcast,I felt confident. I am very thankful to you for your incredible work.

[@farizaaitahmedamezian6575]

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[@mr.hai.funnyvideos]

keep going

[@joonsubjun3634]

One of my obstacle in public speech was kind of nervouse feeling that what listners think about my speech. I've been trying to consider them as my close friend who are there to support me. That mind set makes me calm and convey my opinion freely.

[@Hestyjka2]

I've just discovered this channel and already fallen in love with it :D Amazing job guys!

[@zerihuntsegaye272]

I was stutter and that made me to be afraid of public speaking now I am on the verge of over coming it.thanks for ur help

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Awesome! We're so happy to hear that. Keep up the great work, my friend! ❤

[@irenereyes1694]

Thank you so much for all these advice. This channel has been a great discovery. ❤️

[@jussaraspader3459]

Excellent video. Thanks for the suggestions. They were really great and useful. I'm gonna practice. You were of great help.

[@shavkattuychiyev2455]

It is very useful, thanks a lot

[@leticiagraziele8136]

I just want to thank you all, this podcast is so good, I learn every single time I watch the vídeos. Its incredible ❤ thank you so much for help others and for sharing this very nice job ❤ Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ЛидияВеденеева]

Thank you for an interesting topic, it is really helpful for teachers, especially for those who teach English to younger learners.❤

[@dogethsamurai2390]

thank you this video provides practical tips for confidently speaking English in public. It emphasises the importance of body language, vocal projection, and using power words to convey confidence and authority in English communication.

[@diyorbekusmonov-fr2xc]

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[@relaxationclub3848]

Well form me recently i have joined TM club to improve my puplic speaking skills as well as my English

[@rezvanbaniasadi5642]

Than you to sharing this information about english and teach us great english free❤

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Aww yeah! Thanks for your amazing support. ❤️

[@mjachannel]

Watching here this perfect as I do English practice.

[@francescogranato2828]

I'm struggling right now about speaking but I'm really motivated and i'll never give up...😊 Is just matter of time and effort and motivation...my goal is not far away as I thought 😊

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

That's amazing to hear, Francesco! That's a growth mindset! Way to go, my friend. Keep up the great work and soon you'll see your goal around the corner. ❤

[@maxitolundilundi3146]

So happy to find you today

[@perlarebulloso5725]

I love your podcasts and how you explain all the topics to us❤❤

[@mahbubabirhan7958]

Thank you so much for meaningful Lesson!

[@mariadelcarmenbenitez1188]

I love this channel,, the Way you guys are teaching is just wondering,,

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Happy to hear that!

[@leonardodavi6583]

I personally would say that the most challenging and stressful aspec of public speaking is certainly the way through you're going to approach your audience's point of view and feedback about your performance and all the topic that you've discussed about throughout a certain presentation because, coming down to the intensity of your expectations and the type of person who you're going to listen to, this is going to unfortunately going to discourage you from becoming a better communicator by upgrading your communication skills and achieving a high level of success in any area of our lives, primarily in our careers. For example, figure an exprience where I'm going to have to warm up a persentation in an effort to indtoruce a new product of my company's customers. And then after preseting it, I'm going to decide to ask one of my colleagues' opinion about my performance as a public speaker, and eventually he ends up critizing me hrashly by saying: "Leo, your presentation has definitely been a terrible one due to the lack of a satisfactory communication, so you've never been able to engage the audience and actually encourage new clients to consume and purchase our company's services, I'm really sorry". However, when I'm going to ask my boss' feedback, he passes criticism on me constructively by telling me: "Leo, giving a sincere blief about your performance at the sales pitch, you've ultimately proven your capacity to describe our product as more briefly as possible by focusing on how it would solve our clients' problems in a creative manner, which is definitely one of the most positive characterisc of your presentation, but I also need to point out here that you'll need to endeavor on improving your communication because the way you speak is quite boring and don't express any emotion, and eventually most people can't feel interested in listening to the message that you're going to convey to them. That's you couldn't persuade new costumers to buy one of our services. Consequently, I would suggest you to level up your communication at all by reading books about human behavior and professional communication or even take some courses. Good luck, buddy". As you guys could realize, while the first person has given a harsh judment on your performance at the presentation that prevents you from keep working hard to enhance your effectiveness at public speaking, the second one critized you constructively by poiting your weaknesses and also gave you some tips that are going to allow you to strenghen those points in the long run with the aim of getting a skilled communicator. So the main advice here would be to avoid giving attetion to harsh critcs, in addition to hearing constructive feedbacks and implement all the sugggestions that they're going to provide you with in order to level up your skills in that particular area. Anyway, hopefully I helped you guys who spent your time by reading my comment, and thank you very much Cassé, Thiago and all the team behind Real Life English for making this useful content that enables us to improve our competencies in English and get a confident and natural English speaker. Aweeeeeeeeeea!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

I read it! Really good point!

[@jahairanunez4940]

I understand very well when speak English languages with listening the voice is very sweet good Night

[@-civilengineer119]

Fortunately, I just scared from speaking in public in my first time … after that , i am being register as you were saying and speaking with emotions and taking care about intonation and stress and pace specially ( when you have to accelerate the rate of speaking and slow down it)

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

That's awesome! Great job, my friend! ❤️❤️

[@Abdifitahabdullahi8654]

Excellent vidoes , thank you sharing this vidoe it is very amazing.

[@hasanali5951]

That's so interesting conversation ❤️

[@AngelFlores-bi5xw]

Thx man!

[@bnhi256]

Right when I needed it.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Aww Yeah!

[@anikatabassum5212]

You guys have been learning english very nicely❤

[@lolawissal6795]

Very interesting conversation ❤

[@patipedra]

Good afternoon everyone and teacher im ftom Brazil thanks for free class

[@alejoanaya0773]

I thing the challenge when we are speak in public, is get confidence a leave the nervous, cause if you speech is naturally and convicent I thing that all fluid very well.

[@vdojoy]

great idea!

[@AliDjiguiba-s9f]

Thak you very much ❤❤

[@alinuromer5876]

Great 👍

[@ulisesreyes4102]

Hi man greetings from the Dominican republic, I've been studying English for a while but when i speak louder or in front of others i stop a lot

[@tharcissekongolo6239]

Welcome back coach Casse it's been a very long time

[@mahamedcade5327]

Good 👍 lessons

[@Husien-0915]

Thank you

[@sasamprensa1449]

Thank you both teachers Good morning teacher casse` how are you?are you in china? Will you continue to teach us????

[@manojkumartripathy8328]

Great work

[@marioherrerajr5293]

Any advice for someone whos been living in the US for the las 13 years! When i first move to the US I did go to school but due to my environment English wasn't really that necessary, although I still had people who pushed me and got me to a inter-medium level. Im able to read and listen and get about 90% of what people are saying and whenever i don't understand something I simply ask the meaning of the world and I learn it that way. Now even though my whole environment is English! I only read English, I watch videos and series on english I still find myself not being able to communicate fluently, if anyone here was in my place can you please help me out and if you did something special in order to become fluent, would you mind sharing it?

[@jeromnarca2538]

I can speak in my mind but I coudnt express what Im trying to emphasize when im Im speaking

[@conuongthanhcong4551]

W. Buffett my role model was finally mentioned. I am Vietnamese. Hi every one.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thanks so much for learning with us!

[@heberbanegas1582]

Thank'U

[@muhamadtauhid8759]

good

[@goodperson4769]

The biggest thing I have been struggling with is that I won't be able to find or remember the words I need.

[@NeerajSharma-yj1xi]

Is there any podcast of yours regarding phoenetics?

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

Thank you so much for the video I appreciate it indeed. Today most of us got much advice to use our voices to feel the emotions. I liked the part of speech now, it is Stiff Jops, he is speaking about his project so Inthuceasmatically that a person watching it feels the real importance of it. I have a question, What is the difference between a hobby and a habbit?

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hi there Artem, Great to see you writing again. We really appreciate it! Aww yeah, Steve Jobs was a master on that! About your questions: In summary, while hobbies and habits can overlap in certain aspects, they serve different purposes in a person's life. Hobbies are chosen for enjoyment and personal fulfillment, whereas habits are often developed with a specific goal or outcome in mind, and they become ingrained into daily routines through repetition. Thanks again for learning with us. ❤️

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

Thank you for the explanation.

[@sameh-xs8tq]

i think the most thing that make me afraid of speaking in front of the alot of people is 90% of people are judging you even tho you're doing everything in point. The only way to overcome this problem dont listen to people's opinion about you cause they gonna drawn you down just keep practicing and believe in you're self that you're gonna make it and the last thing surround your self by only positive people.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hi Sameh! Do you judge people who perform in front of you?

[@MehrnoshHy]

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[@mustafamirzaie]

Hi sir, I want to learning American English. Do you send me lessons English with me and what to do?

[@francoiselamarque9887]

Very gooood 👍👍👍💪💪💪💞💞💞

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

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[@RavindraKumar-eb3db]

1. Register 2. Timbre 3. Stress and Intonation 4. Pace 5. Pitch 6. Volume Vocal warm up exercises

[@Bruno_of_Duty]

é tão fácil entender o que vc fala, depois eu descobri que você não é nativo e sim brasileiro kkk

[@odilbekmamurjonov4161]

Hi, Can we use Likewise when someone says that Nice to meet you "oh likewise" ?

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

It would be better to say: nice to meet you too ;)

[@odilbekmamurjonov4161]

@@RealLifeEnglish1thanks. I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 , I invite you and your colleagues to come Uzbekistan as guests, Nowadays we are learning the English language. We are ready to welcome you guys!

[@odilbekmamurjonov4161]

@@RealLifeEnglish1 I often wait for your amazing videos, because We are capable of learning it as quickly as possible by your videos, Thanks again!

[@maribelanaya8757]

i understand but I can’t speak

[@nurjamihitenang4727]

Speak is habit

[@Jorgeverdolaga186]

Me too

[@akbarjonakhmedov]

Normal

[@davidkvirkvelia3125]

It's ok, if you only listen and don't speak, you won't be able to speak

[@hidsonsoares951]

Nice, this is the time for you to practice your speaking

[@centynela2235]

I'm training my voice every single day.

[@sabitrasapkotabhusal882]

I understand but can't speak 😢 what should I do.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

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[@ibrahimakonate1400]

Listen a lot

[@mdtanim3197]

I can understand property... But i am not a fluent spiker..... Why i will be fluent spiker? 😔

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

What do you think is the most challenging part for you?

[@vakilbann]

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[@MOMO-YYDS]

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[@fernandodicarlo7616]

I undestand but i cant speak

[@istarhassan5870]

I understand English very well but I don't speak English.

[@ahmedMohamed-df2ye]

I understand but I can't speak well

[@lissyjose3490]

"wemen"

[@Betzy-b9u]

I want to talk how she talk😅

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Keep up LIVING and ACTIVATING your English and you'll get there! ❤️