The importance of vocalization when speaking
Hello howdy, we continue with our last post of Good verbal habits. This time I will be presenting you with this post entitled "Vocalization (and literacy).
(You can see the first one here:)
You may be wondering what vocalization has to do with literacy. On the surface, nothing, but it provoked me to put them together 😁. However, if we get really strict and far-fetched, I think they do have something to do with each other. Let's see; to alphabetize is, in addition to putting something in alphabetical order, to teach how to read and write. Public speaking has everything to do with reading and writing.
As a child, when they were teaching us the vowels they asked us to pronounce well. Remember? The "B" with the "A" = BA; the "V" with the "E" = VE. And so on and so forth. Our teachers or mothers would open their mouths wide so that we would understand and imitate them. But, as well as breathing with the diaphragm, we also forgot to pronounce the vowels and the alphabet well (and we were not 3 month old babies when we learned); that is why it is important to take up this praiseworthy practice.
If you want to learn to communicate better, you must vocalize correctly, that is, pronounce vowels and consonants well. This will give us more clarity when speaking and others will understand us without difficulty.
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Original G. S. Bilbao
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Greetings dear @garybilbao without a doubt if we learn an adequate process of vocalization we are in a certain way literacy, that you are learning relevant aspects associated with being able to communicate effectively. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, greetings