Monotone vs. varied intonation

Good. vs. Good!
Does it matter? Well, sometimes! In your native language, using a flat or more monotone intonation might be completely fine. But in English, it’s more common to have a more varied intonation, like I show here in this example. When we don’t use this intonation, we might be coming across as rude or angry - even when we’re not!
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[@niyiayoolatitus4260]

Intonation is powerful! Thank you.

[@viktorsaienko8372]

Thanks so much! I haven't think about it earlier

[@marisaazevedo3768]

That's why I do appreciate your way of speaking .Besides having a beautiful voice!. Thanks.

[@georgebetrian676]

The use of the pitch drop sounds like speaking to a child, and in my region (Europe), is considered condescending. It sounds fake. Can be a thing between women because they have higher pitch, but for me, I will accept that I'm gonna sound rude to other north americans. Perhaps, the solution is to flourish sentences with some adjectives and hope they understand that I'm a foreigner.

[@volneisilva1199]

Trabalho com aulas de conversação online. Enfatizo muito essa questão da entonação; Case you're interested, just let me know,.

[@lionra4523]

Thank you!

[@MrEustace]

This is so insightful 😁

[@22Dhk]

Pretty good, thanks 😊

[@Ines-px8zk]

Thanks a lot

[@childrenseducation4540]

I need to follow ur helpful suggestion

[@robertoliveira3291]

Thank you👍👍 you're tips are helping me. Eu sou brasileiro e estou aprendendo com seus videos.

[@volneisilva1199]

Posso te ajudar com aulas de conversação. Foco bastante na questão da entonação, ok? Just let me know!!!!

[@greendsnow]

The other day I was trying to explain how having an accent triggers xenophobia...

[@LalitSingh-ru6gd]

😊😁😊 Happy

[@ligibbins2132]

Nuerotypical people need this. Us neurodivergents do not and will accept a word as that word

[@penelope8557]

What?

[@Contagious93812]

I say the former because i always feel like shit, in my native and in English