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Why do we sometimes forget our words? Why do we feel pressure when speaking in English? Why do we freeze up and our mind goes blank? Do you ever find you lose your words when you have to speak English? For me, this happe...
Speaking English Under Pressure is an episode from Design of Communication by Fluent Speakers. Why do we sometimes forget our words? Why do we feel pressure when speaking in English? Why do we freeze up and our mind goes blank? Do you ever...
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Published Jun 30, 2022, 00:28:42 long, audio available.
Why do we sometimes forget our words? Why do we feel pressure when speaking in English? Why do we freeze up and our mind goes blank? Do you ever find you lose your words when you have to speak English? For me, this happens in English and in foreign languages. The words are at the tip of your tongue but they seem to run away. It can also be that you want to join a conversation and go to say something and nothing comes out. So you say oh sorry forget it, my mind has gone blank. Or you might say… sorry I’ve lost my words. Or you might say I can't find the thingamajig… In today’s episode I am talking all about handling situations where you have to speak English under pressure. I discuss reasons why we feel pressure speaking, in our first and in foreign languages and some of the challenges that being a bilingual speaker can bring. I am also sharing a free PDF guide with the top tips of how to think on your think, speak under pressure and the main takeaways from todays episode. Check out the latest free guide to accompany this episode: Speaking English Under Pressure - Your Guide to Thinking On Your Feet and Handling Difficult Speaking Situations Even When you Forget Your Words! Times to check out: (2:53) Where's my thingumabob whachamacallit? (5:26) We all forget words?! (8:38) Panic... oh no I am panicking! (11:51) Our perception and past performances. (14:14) Preparation and surprise. (17:07) Speaking a foreign language makes you tired. (19:33) I am worried I am saying it wrong. (20:35) Top tips to equipped you to think on your feet and speak English under pressure. FOLLOW > Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: WHO AM I: I'm Gemma Keeling, Founder, and CEO at Fluent Speakers. With a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition from The University of Oxford, and an undergraduate degree in Spanish and Teaching English as a Second Language, I have extensive training and expertise in education. I have travelled extensively and worked in many different societies and cultures. I coach digital design and tech professionals to improve their communication skills in English. 🌍 My website/blog: 💌 GET IN TOUCH: If you are interested in finding out how we can work together in 2022 then send an email to gemma.keeling@fluentspeakers.co.uk or send me a message on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram with the word '2022' and I will send the information on how we can do it
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Published Jun 30, 2022 and 00:28:42 long