Speaking and Paralanguage

The way we stand and position our whole body:

• Body language

• Posture

• Gestures

• Body positions

Sends a confident, positive, energetic and enthusiastic message to the audience.

• A good pronunciation

• A good Body Language

• A good Physical Message

• A good fluency

It is the art of articulating and pronouncing words, of clearly emitting all sounds, both vowel and consonant.

• Diction

• Tone

• Emphasis

• Intonation

Messages consist of both __________ and non-verbal elements. Your words and how you deliver them equally make up the balance of your message.

How we move our hands to support our words. They energize your presentation, animate your presentation and punctuate your presentation with meaning.

• Body language

• Gestures

• Posture

• Mimics

It is called to the combinations of accents, rhythms and pauses when speaking. The speed must be adapted to the topic and to the emotion. A good pronunciation rhythm is considered as two words per second or 120 words per minute.

• Rhythm

• Pronunciation

• Intonation

• Tone

It is the high or low volume. By means of the variations of the tone it is possible to give different shades to the expression, therefore, it influences in the meaning that is given to the words.

• Volume

• Emphasis

• Tone

• Intonation

Just as words from the spoken language, how we stand, where we look, how we move our hands, and the tone of our voice from the body language.

• Body Language

• Paralanguage

• Physical Language

Is the set of characteristics of the qualities of the voice, such as volume, tone, pitch, diction, intonation, fluency and rhythm to speak.

• Paralanguage

• Voce inflection

• Body Language

It is the ease in the expression. In this regard it is necessary to know the topic and support material that is going to be used well, have a wide vocabulary, confidence and avoid fillers.

• Pronunciation

• Fluency

• Intonation

• Tone