1: Vary Rate of Speech 2: Volume Level 3: Pitch (melody) 4: Tonality (emotion, body language, facial expression) 5: Pause. Source most likely Dale Carnegie The Art of Public Speaking, which has a lot of content, so thanks Vinh for reducing it to manageable chunks.
Foundations of Great Communication 1. Vary rate of speech 2. Volume level - Speak louder 3. Pitch - Use melody 4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language 5. Pause. Enjoy!😊
I made it into an acronym so we could all remember it easier: (BRAVE) 1.Break (pause) 2.Rate of speach (vary it) 3.Attitudes (Body laungue facical expressions) 4.Volume (louder) 5.Euphony (pitch/melody) means pleased by the ear
For those of us that find any information difficult to memorize, as fascinating as it may be, I greatly appreciate your creative approach and willingness to share it! Such a brilliant skill. 💫
This guy is capable of conveying his message and lessons in such a profound and powerful way. It actually makes you want to get up from your butt and take action right now.
i love when he mentions people stuck on volume ,rate,pitch,tonality, and then proceeds to end the sentence on a literal pause representing the fifth point awesome awareness and execution
@@exitrow767For sure. But I think and pitch and volume can help with that. Imagine you start off slow but passionate and a little loud. And a dynamic range of pitch. That brings an intensity to your words that compels others to want to listen.
I think most people lack tonality is because the language they speak the most has become boring and conversations have become too predictable. I find that when learning a new language I'm eager to express more tones in my voice. I think familiarity is something to consider.
I didn't expect myself to finish watching this video, and the way Vinh's deliver the lesson makes me finish watching without even a pause while many distractions coming.
Need more people to watch this, maybe some day people will see past these kind of communication methods and vote for people based on what they say and not how they say it.
Monkey brains are open to deception. Prophet Muhammed said there will come a time speech will be a kind of magic. Meaning, great level articulation has ways to overide logic and sense like magic does to a person.
@@testing-je7yz I agree with the first thing you said, it ironically explains the rest. Convincing intelligent beings there was a person selfressurecting in a cave after 3 days, or flying horses existing, or some specific ppl are chosen by an almighty being, is the closest thing you can get to using speech as magic in my opinion.
@@shoman3927 The truth is a strange thing.Most people will live their life believing to be true but when an opposite life is shown they do not want to even consider to learn but bin it with bias views. Everyone has a belief, even athiest. One which is beyond logic and in the realm of conjucture only. Nothing can change from one species to another. Things dont evolve because of danger or food or lifestyle. Minor adaptation such us tolerance isnt going to give a monkey a human like concious or a fish wings. Life is constant. Saying but it took billion of years is just conjucture because we know of the impossible facts. We can see even ants that are millions of years time frame living. Why not grow big hands to deal with pressure of digging. From nothingness of empty space to concious and intelligent design, there is only a wise Creator able to assemble all of it. A creator is the only reality as the basis for creation. Then, you can argue which Creator. Read the Quran.
@@testing-je7yz It is extremely frustrating to read because it is the reason why i can not discuss things seriously with religious people. These "absolutist statements" from manipulative texts that children are forced by their parents to learn does not prove the existence of a specific creator. I do believe there might be a creator, but it's more likely to be advanced aliens who refuse to contact us while we are still so easily manipulated by members of our own species (in their "name"). I can not read the Quran because i think it is as ridiculous as other religions are to you. I just don't believe that 1 extra religion, except for that i think we are in agreement. Or do you think there is a god in africa who lowers down a ladder for people to climb to heaven? Or is that as absurd to you as a flying horse is to me? Imagine if the people who believe in that ladder-god actually control variables in your life and make decisions based on what they think their ladder-god wants, wouldn't that scare you as much as you scare me? (with that being said, i still think islam is one of the religions that does the LEAST amount of harm in the world. the psychopaths hiding behind christianity mass murdering people by neglect because they think its their gods plan are much much worse)
Rate of speech. Something I've just started working on. I speak way to fast and monotone when I'm either nervous or excited. I realised people trail off quite quickly because it's too much too soon without any variety/break 😅
Well said Vinh Giang. That being listened, I still want to be myself and not you, because being you doesn't make me happy, even if it makes someone happy at the cost of my own happiness. God Speed Vinh Giang.
You are missing the point. The point is not to speak or be more like him. The point is to learn to use your voice in a more complete way so you can get your point across more eficiently, and powerfuly. Or whatever the case might be.
This video discusses the five key elements of effective communication: rate of speech, volume, pitch, tonality, and pausing. Varying the rate of speech keeps the listener engaged, speaking with confidence and authority requires a higher volume, using melody in speech makes it more memorable, facial expressions control the emotion behind the words, and pausing allows time for comprehension and processing. 🗣️ Rate of speech: Varying the rate of speech keeps the listener engaged 00:00:00 🔊 Volume: Speaking with confidence and authority requires a higher volume 00:00:42 🎵 Pitch: Using melody in speech makes it more memorable 00:01:40 😊 Tonality: Facial expressions control the emotion behind the words 00:04:01 ⏸️ Pausing: Pausing allows time for comprehension and processing 00:06:25
Nr 1. Be yourself, hopefully natural self confident and kind. It is a fine line to theater if you overthink the foundations. And theater is not trustworthy so you become the opposite what you want to achieve. You only have to overdo one foundation to stand out as a little strange... In this video it is the rehearsed hand movement. But who am I to say something, hell my friend circle is down to under 20 people, including a crow I am feeding.
Dunno about that song/book metaphor. There might be some truth there, but I think that, when I am reading books, its the idea that is behind the words that is what I seek. When I am singing I might not even think what I am singing, but I need to learn the words to sing. So I could give the idea or summary what I have read, but atleast for me with songs that is not what is important with songs. Still amazing video and it is truely fascinating to listen Vinh Giang.
He said very deep thing about emotions here. He didn't told us to bring emotions in our voice durectly instead he told root cause that is body language - emotions- tone of voice are all connected very strongly
Thank God. Someone who is actually helpful and practical!! My body is way too expressive, but my voice is so quiet and low. It's so dull and very monotone. I will try to implement these techniques. Thank you, Vinh Giang!!
4:08 this is a really good point actually, I knew about the "your natural voice" pitch, about pace, about silence, but I have never though about the melody. Melody makes you feel without uttering a word. I learn something today. It just makes so much sense. I think I need to teach myself a little music theory, finally I have an actual reason to learn music.
Tip #3 reminded me of a lesson from a piano teacher. He asked one of his students to tell the class what he did in school. The boy said "We had SPORTS day" today. The emphasis on the word SPORT really changed the tone/melody and excitement in his statement/expression and that's what he was trying to teach: to articulate/emphasize the emotions when you play music.
Thanks for being so specific. It helps a lot to work on core performance parameters rather than being confused and lost in 1000s of public speaking literature.
The idea of speaking with Melody is interesting. I think that is how I have been able to remember alot of Jim Ron's material. He said stuff with flow that made it easy to latch on to like the rythm of a song.
Fantastic. Volume is the one I need the most to change. I've just got to go around speaking too loud to people and it'll probably be the right volume. Also, I think there's one more on this list: 6. Articulation
Not sure about the example "books vs a song" though. A song repeats itself most of the time, and usually comes back to the same phrases over and over, while a book follows a chronological story or meaning, depends on the genre.
I see it like this. You read a book, and you don't remember it in a way that you can recite a paragraph. A song, you remember it, sing it, hum it, etc., over and over because of the melody.
As a musician, this video describes a good musical performance, meaning that if you follow these 5 advice while playing a musical instrument, the difference will be just as great. This fact alone convinces me, that words don't make speech, but music does. Words only put meaning into music. Conclusion: master your own instrument (that is your voice) and what you say will sound more impactful and memorable.
Absolutely spot on! The impact of speech delivery is often overlooked. I remember struggling with my own volume, thinking I sounded too loud when I was just speaking confidently. It's fascinating how melody makes words stick; we easily remember songs over paragraphs. Joining the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x helped me see that pitch and tonality can bring stories to life. Keep experimenting with your voice, and you'll find your unique rhythm and confidence. Remember, it's not just what you say but how you say it that makes a difference!
I've encountered someone who's delivering an important point with a sudden soft voice. It's giving me a cue to reflect. So a loud voice doesn't always connote confidence.
For number 2, what can help is improptu classes or sessions. Speaking on a stage and trying to get the back of the theater to hear your voice. You don't want to be screaming and super stressing you're vocal cords however you do need to make yourself clear enough to be heard 50 rows back.
Yeah of course I'll start talking in my head voice and then go in a deep growl, because some guy on TH-cam said I should use my vocal range, ... And the reason why ppl remember songs lyrics instead of a page of a book: 1. Lyrics of a songs usually have a lot more repetition (Chorus, pre-chorus) than a page of a book so it's really not the same density of content to remember. 2. You remember it through repetition because you usually listen to a song much more than ten times when you enjoy it. Even if you enjoy a book and read it 10 times it's still hundreds pages of content. Of course you won't remember by heart a single page unless you actively try. It's not because of a lack of melody. It's because you don't have to. You don't have to recite a page of a book by heart to know the content of the book, but you do HAVE TO know all lyrics of a song if you want to sing it.
Alas! My highest volume level is 4 if screaming goes to 5. He is saying the right things. People think I am not confident because of my low volume, but they get surprised once they hear me otherwise. I now just need to add a little more variation and pauses. I don't think my volume will get higher.
Why does the interviewer (which I believe is Kerwin Rae) is not dress up and set appropriatly for an interview like this. It would have been more powerful specially for this conversation, since we communicate so much from the way we dress and move as well ( it is called body language isnt it)
In German there's a saying "der Ton macht die Musik" ("the tone makes the music") - I always think of a dog. They can't understand a single word of what we are saying, yet they know exactly if we are mad or happy or whatever.
You don't necessarily have to speak loud. Sometimes excessive volume shows carelessness or a lack of confidence. If you can command a room with a whisper then you show true power. Of course you need the ability to loudly project. Think of it like a lion. A lion can command attention with it's mere presence and can grab your attention with a low growl. If all else fails there's the roar, but a lion is physically relaxed and uses only the energy required.
Thank you 1. Vary rate of speech 2. Volume level - Speak louder 3. Pitch - Use melody 4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language 5. Pause.
I’m trying to overcome the distance between the buttoned up shirt and the rolled up sleeves. I feel like there is a conflicting message being presented. Terrific video. I think this Vinh fellow is a very good teacher.
I engineer music and your tonality tip is something I use and tell any vocalist I feel is lacking emotion to do yhe smile trick to add a sense of confidence and emotion to their voice
1. Vary rate of speech 2. Volume level - Speak louder 3. Pitch - Use melody 4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language. 5. Pause.
Foundations of Great Communication 1. Vary rate of speech 2. Volume level, speak louder. 3. Pitch- Use Melody 4. Tonality - Show facial expressions and use body language. 5. Pause.
Some of these are only gonna work in a formal setting but the more appealing you sound, the more people will let you speak. Try talking to some drunk bros in a loud environment like this and see yourself quickly get shouted down and barrelled over. Short, dumb, loud and funny is sometimes needed.
Australians have the biggest challenge in creating at the majority of those; most non-Australian English will have experienced this conversational dilemma. Sometimes it is literally incomprehensible(some states, and rural areas of states can take it to the extreme). Although it can seem as though Australians are ‘lazy’ in their speech by not ‘using their mouths’ to form words, I.e. putting the tongue, the upper lip, the lower lip, the upper teeth, the upper gum ridge (alveolar ridge), the hard palate, the velum (soft palate), the uvula (free-hanging end of the soft palate), the pharyngeal wall, and the glottis (space between the vocal cords) to use, there is actually a far more intrinsic cause. As a country that had the population being formulated with a very wide range of other nationalities, and their motivation, intention, aspiration, solution or lack of choice in arriving created a melting pot where it was largely advantageous to NOT stand out or being immediately identified as a ‘foreigner’ as soon as they spoke. The easiest way to mask one’s accent was to flatten their words and not to express them emotively or emphatically in a way that would indicate the usage and expression of words in a way that was unique or indicative of their nationality. The English, of course, had no intention to modulate their speech, predominately those speaking ‘the queen’s English’ however the British English is well known for a significant range and it is also an additional factor to not that the English, on the whole, notoriously communicate lacking emotion not only in content but in expression. It is quite fascinating to see the increasing impact of exposure to other English spoken outside Australia as a consequence of radio, television, internet etc.
1: Vary Rate of Speech 2: Volume Level 3: Pitch (melody) 4: Tonality (emotion, body language, facial expression) 5: Pause. Source most likely Dale Carnegie The Art of Public Speaking, which has a lot of content, so thanks Vinh for reducing it to manageable chunks.
Thanks this is helpful
Thanks to you as well
kobkoon ka. ชอบคุณค่ะ
Thanks!
thanks for saving 6 mins of my life
The way he was able to improvise when his example was "ruined" was masterful.
masterful? I don't know
@@melomateus_m.r I know and I envy you, will keep trying. Take care o/
@@benfrese3573 this... Was the most confusing and polite conversation I've seen on TH-cam.
@@benfrese3573 Yes. You don't know kid 😂
@@thewhutnow5795 no u!
Foundations of Great Communication
1. Vary rate of speech
2. Volume level - Speak louder
3. Pitch - Use melody
4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language
5. Pause.
Enjoy!😊
Thanks this is helpful
Oh,Thanks.
It helps me to revise all the 5 foundations
i thought there was 6
This comes naturally to true leaders, you can learn it but it’s insane to witness
whos that guy in the vidoe?
I made it into an acronym so we could all remember it easier: (BRAVE)
1.Break (pause)
2.Rate of speach (vary it)
3.Attitudes (Body laungue facical expressions)
4.Volume (louder)
5.Euphony (pitch/melody) means pleased by the ear
I made my response into an acronym:
Such
Trifles
Undermine
People's
Innate
Discernment to memorize basic friggin information
Thanks so much it's helpful, some of us actually have problems with memory , mnemonics like this really help 🙏❤️
For those of us that find any information difficult to memorize, as fascinating as it may be, I greatly appreciate your creative approach and willingness to share it! Such a brilliant skill. 💫
@@dreamariemiller Ryan did it better than I did. BRAVE works. I came up with
EV BRA.
@@rebecca1146 I came up with this response- in response to your response.
Responses
Energize
Some
People
On
New
System
Enlightenment
When he said "I'm saying nothing important here, but it seems so profound" I really felt that
This guy is capable of conveying his message and lessons in such a profound and powerful way. It actually makes you want to get up from your butt and take action right now.
ikr
Anybody who truly understands dance realizes that good speech is parallel to good dance.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7777 8!
After hearing this.
How dare I not speak with my full range. Thanks Vinh.
Bro 😎 you applied every point he mentioned. VERY ELEGANT
i love when he mentions people stuck on volume ,rate,pitch,tonality, and then proceeds to end the sentence on a literal pause representing the fifth point awesome awareness and execution
Vinh is the GOAT. He really helped me.
1. All depends on your audience. Many do not hear or listen or hold space for others,
So, true!!!
@@exitrow767For sure. But I think and pitch and volume can help with that. Imagine you start off slow but passionate and a little loud. And a dynamic range of pitch. That brings an intensity to your words that compels others to want to listen.
I think most people lack tonality is because the language they speak the most has become boring and conversations have become too predictable. I find that when learning a new language I'm eager to express more tones in my voice. I think familiarity is something to consider.
Well, confidence is just being passionate in what you know and want to be a known by everyone, the expression is limitless….unique.
I didn't expect myself to finish watching this video, and the way Vinh's deliver the lesson makes me finish watching without even a pause while many distractions coming.
1. Rate
2. Volume
3. Melody
4. Tonality -emotion
5. Pause
Best communicator I have seen so far...he explained a whole vocal trainging course in few words with somuch expression and energy
Never heard anyone break it down like this. Brilliant!
Need more people to watch this, maybe some day people will see past these kind of communication methods and vote for people based on what they say and not how they say it.
Monkey brains are open to deception.
Prophet Muhammed said there will come a time speech will be a kind of magic. Meaning, great level articulation has ways to overide logic and sense like magic does to a person.
@@testing-je7yz I agree with the first thing you said, it ironically explains the rest. Convincing intelligent beings there was a person selfressurecting in a cave after 3 days, or flying horses existing, or some specific ppl are chosen by an almighty being, is the closest thing you can get to using speech as magic in my opinion.
@@testing-je7yz yeap, we can see a lot of that today in every corner!!!
@@shoman3927 The truth is a strange thing.Most people will live their life believing to be true but when an opposite life is shown they do not want to even consider to learn but bin it with bias views.
Everyone has a belief, even athiest. One which is beyond logic and in the realm of conjucture only.
Nothing can change from one species to another. Things dont evolve because of danger or food or lifestyle. Minor adaptation such us tolerance isnt going to give a monkey a human like concious or a fish wings. Life is constant. Saying but it took billion of years is just conjucture because we know of the impossible facts. We can see even ants that are millions of years time frame living. Why not grow big hands to deal with pressure of digging. From nothingness of empty space to concious and intelligent design, there is only a wise Creator able to assemble all of it.
A creator is the only reality as the basis for creation. Then, you can argue which Creator. Read the Quran.
@@testing-je7yz It is extremely frustrating to read because it is the reason why i can not discuss things seriously with religious people. These "absolutist statements" from manipulative texts that children are forced by their parents to learn does not prove the existence of a specific creator.
I do believe there might be a creator, but it's more likely to be advanced aliens who refuse to contact us while we are still so easily manipulated by members of our own species (in their "name").
I can not read the Quran because i think it is as ridiculous as other religions are to you. I just don't believe that 1 extra religion, except for that i think we are in agreement.
Or do you think there is a god in africa who lowers down a ladder for people to climb to heaven? Or is that as absurd to you as a flying horse is to me?
Imagine if the people who believe in that ladder-god actually control variables in your life and make decisions based on what they think their ladder-god wants, wouldn't that scare you as much as you scare me?
(with that being said, i still think islam is one of the religions that does the LEAST amount of harm in the world. the psychopaths hiding behind christianity mass murdering people by neglect because they think its their gods plan are much much worse)
Rate of speech. Something I've just started working on. I speak way to fast and monotone when I'm either nervous or excited. I realised people trail off quite quickly because it's too much too soon without any variety/break 😅
Well said Vinh Giang.
That being listened, I still want to be myself and not you, because being you doesn't make me happy, even if it makes someone happy at the cost of my own happiness.
God Speed Vinh Giang.
You are missing the point. The point is not to speak or be more like him. The point is to learn to use your voice in a more complete way so you can get your point across more eficiently, and powerfuly. Or whatever the case might be.
Theres no hidden agenda behind what he said. Boi
This video discusses the five key elements of effective communication: rate of speech, volume, pitch, tonality, and pausing. Varying the rate of speech keeps the listener engaged, speaking with confidence and authority requires a higher volume, using melody in speech makes it more memorable, facial expressions control the emotion behind the words, and pausing allows time for comprehension and processing.
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Rate of speech: Varying the rate of speech keeps the listener engaged
00:00:00
🔊
Volume: Speaking with confidence and authority requires a higher volume
00:00:42
🎵
Pitch: Using melody in speech makes it more memorable
00:01:40
😊
Tonality: Facial expressions control the emotion behind the words
00:04:01
⏸️
Pausing: Pausing allows time for comprehension and processing
00:06:25
Nr 1. Be yourself, hopefully natural self confident and kind. It is a fine line to theater if you overthink the foundations. And theater is not trustworthy so you become the opposite what you want to achieve. You only have to overdo one foundation to stand out as a little strange... In this video it is the rehearsed hand movement. But who am I to say something, hell my friend circle is down to under 20 people, including a crow I am feeding.
This is top notch. Learning to communicate is so important as content creators
Dunno about that song/book metaphor. There might be some truth there, but I think that, when I am reading books, its the idea that is behind the words that is what I seek. When I am singing I might not even think what I am singing, but I need to learn the words to sing. So I could give the idea or summary what I have read, but atleast for me with songs that is not what is important with songs. Still amazing video and it is truely fascinating to listen Vinh Giang.
He said very deep thing about emotions here. He didn't told us to bring emotions in our voice durectly instead he told root cause that is body language - emotions- tone of voice are all connected very strongly
Thank God. Someone who is actually helpful and practical!! My body is way too expressive, but my voice is so quiet and low. It's so dull and very monotone. I will try to implement these techniques. Thank you, Vinh Giang!!
he has learned magic and how to use his instrument better then i can, that is how he knows every thing about effective communication
4:08 this is a really good point actually, I knew about the "your natural voice" pitch, about pace, about silence, but I have never though about the melody. Melody makes you feel without uttering a word. I learn something today. It just makes so much sense. I think I need to teach myself a little music theory, finally I have an actual reason to learn music.
Tip #3 reminded me of a lesson from a piano teacher. He asked one of his students to tell the class what he did in school. The boy said "We had SPORTS day" today. The emphasis on the word SPORT really changed the tone/melody and excitement in his statement/expression and that's what he was trying to teach: to articulate/emphasize the emotions when you play music.
whos that guy in the vidoe?
@@DAYSHIVANSH Vihn Giang
Thanks for being so specific. It helps a lot to work on core performance parameters rather than being confused and lost in 1000s of public speaking literature.
Music has not only melody but repetition. It's the timing structure and repetition that makes you remember.
The idea of speaking with Melody is interesting. I think that is how I have been able to remember alot of Jim Ron's material. He said stuff with flow that made it easy to latch on to like the rythm of a song.
I just discovered Mr. Kerwin Rae...he is BRILLIANT ! This was an unusual, unexpected and fascinating podcast !
I am so happy this video goes straight to the point. Very rare now. Thank you sm 😭
Ving is simply amazing
This is really helpful. You broke down good speeches and now i can practise actual things
Communication is the best skill you need in life💯💯 practice
Fantastic. Volume is the one I need the most to change. I've just got to go around speaking too loud to people and it'll probably be the right volume. Also, I think there's one more on this list: 6. Articulation
This is fantastic. I teach this to my leaders but I love the simplicity of the 5 things!
Not sure about the example "books vs a song" though. A song repeats itself most of the time, and usually comes back to the same phrases over and over, while a book follows a chronological story or meaning, depends on the genre.
I see it like this. You read a book, and you don't remember it in a way that you can recite a paragraph. A song, you remember it, sing it, hum it, etc., over and over because of the melody.
@@TheCoolboy2110I agree, and the music penetrates somewhere deeper into us rather than just words on a page..
the melody example was really good!
I have this feeling that too many people already have been taught by Vinh. In this talk I've heard so much of Simon Sinek way of speaking :D
Vinh is amazing!! Best to follow his channel Vinh Giang rather than someone else's channel like this one sharing his awesome content!!
As a musician, this video describes a good musical performance, meaning that if you follow these 5 advice while playing a musical instrument, the difference will be just as great. This fact alone convinces me, that words don't make speech, but music does. Words only put meaning into music.
Conclusion: master your own instrument (that is your voice) and what you say will sound more impactful and memorable.
Absolutely spot on! The impact of speech delivery is often overlooked. I remember struggling with my own volume, thinking I sounded too loud when I was just speaking confidently. It's fascinating how melody makes words stick; we easily remember songs over paragraphs. Joining the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x helped me see that pitch and tonality can bring stories to life. Keep experimenting with your voice, and you'll find your unique rhythm and confidence. Remember, it's not just what you say but how you say it that makes a difference!
Don’t worry too much about aesthetic. Be honest, make strong arguments, practice a lot, and all these details will begin to fall into place.
If you're beautiful, you don't even need to say anything and people still watch and follow you
Minor tweak here n there can gv such a powerful impact on communication … vinh is so good
I really like the way he explained the things I have been pondering how can I improve my communication skill finally I found it
What kind of progress have you made?
I've encountered someone who's delivering an important point with a sudden soft voice. It's giving me a cue to reflect. So a loud voice doesn't always connote confidence.
Hah! I knew it! you are indeed the same Vietnamese Australian I saw in 52Kards a few years ago!
This video deserves a million views. Great job.
Love it Vinh! Always amaze me how simple you make public speaking. I’m practising your approach and applying it.
0:10 rate of speech
0:49 volume
2:42 sound like melody 4:10
5:30 facial expression
6:35 power of pausing
Vinh is outstanding, really great speaker, teacher and a remarkable human being
Out of all the videos for over a decade I find this in 2023 🎉
Finally I found the video I'm looking for! Great stuff, thanks Vin and Kerwin
Wow, it's really feel like poetry in flow
This man has beautiful charisma
Best 7 minutes of ma life hands down 🙌🏿
Same ong
For number 2, what can help is improptu classes or sessions. Speaking on a stage and trying to get the back of the theater to hear your voice. You don't want to be screaming and super stressing you're vocal cords however you do need to make yourself clear enough to be heard 50 rows back.
Love this - great tips, and great way to think about how we communicate.
Yeah of course I'll start talking in my head voice and then go in a deep growl, because some guy on TH-cam said I should use my vocal range, ...
And the reason why ppl remember songs lyrics instead of a page of a book:
1. Lyrics of a songs usually have a lot more repetition (Chorus, pre-chorus) than a page of a book so it's really not the same density of content to remember.
2. You remember it through repetition because you usually listen to a song much more than ten times when you enjoy it. Even if you enjoy a book and read it 10 times it's still hundreds pages of content. Of course you won't remember by heart a single page unless you actively try. It's not because of a lack of melody. It's because you don't have to.
You don't have to recite a page of a book by heart to know the content of the book, but you do HAVE TO know all lyrics of a song if you want to sing it.
Thats so true... I usually speaks so low😅😅... And sometimes they have a hard time understanding what i said to them... Thanks alot pal🤗
4:51 4th tonality
mar/16/2023
5:09 body language
5:55 a monotone voice comes from a monotone body
6:25 pausong
Alas! My highest volume level is 4 if screaming goes to 5.
He is saying the right things. People think I am not confident because of my low volume, but they get surprised once they hear me otherwise. I now just need to add a little more variation and pauses. I don't think my volume will get higher.
This could be a Ted Talk! So good
That’s amazing what people can do with their voice
This is awesome, vocal training can give someone more presence unless the speaker is superficial.
This is so fascinating! Just discovered you. Thank you!!
Why does the interviewer (which I believe is Kerwin Rae) is not dress up and set appropriatly for an interview like this. It would have been more powerful specially for this conversation, since we communicate so much from the way we dress and move as well ( it is called body language isnt it)
THAT.....WAS GREeeaattt!......
This video is a gem 💎
"There's no words, then how do you know how to feel?"
Deep 🥺
In German there's a saying "der Ton macht die Musik" ("the tone makes the music") - I always think of a dog. They can't understand a single word of what we are saying, yet they know exactly if we are mad or happy or whatever.
@@benfrese3573 💯💯💯
You don't necessarily have to speak loud. Sometimes excessive volume shows carelessness or a lack of confidence. If you can command a room with a whisper then you show true power.
Of course you need the ability to loudly project. Think of it like a lion. A lion can command attention with it's mere presence and can grab your attention with a low growl. If all else fails there's the roar, but a lion is physically relaxed and uses only the energy required.
no, then people will have a hard time hearing you!
4.55: tonality: emotion in your speech. The body and facial expression affect your tone.
Thank you
1. Vary rate of speech
2. Volume level - Speak louder
3. Pitch - Use melody
4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language
5. Pause.
Listen to this for like 10 times to let it sink in
I love this video, thank you for the way you explain it.
I’m trying to overcome the distance between the buttoned up shirt and the rolled up sleeves. I feel like there is a conflicting message being presented.
Terrific video. I think this Vinh fellow is a very good teacher.
So for learning a new language… Sing ❤
I engineer music and your tonality tip is something I use and tell any vocalist I feel is lacking emotion to do yhe smile trick to add a sense of confidence and emotion to their voice
1. Vary rate of speech
2. Volume level - Speak louder
3. Pitch - Use melody
4. Tonality - Show facial expressions, emotions and use body language.
5. Pause.
Walk life with a melody
4:52 The way he says "tonality" is chad like.
I wish to know the name of your guess Kerwin!! Simply held on to each of the tips he so brilliantly explained.
Rate of Speech
Volume
Pitch
Tonality
Pauses
TRVPP - in order of importance
PR(i)V(a)T(e)
PPRVT
like the word private
Foundations of Great Communication
1. Vary rate of speech
2. Volume level, speak louder.
3. Pitch- Use Melody
4. Tonality - Show facial expressions and use body language.
5. Pause.
Very interesting and informative. Easy to listen to.
Very Insightful, thanks!
this should be mandatory viewing at the start of every class in high school
Thank you all very much
Some of these are only gonna work in a formal setting but the more appealing you sound, the more people will let you speak. Try talking to some drunk bros in a loud environment like this and see yourself quickly get shouted down and barrelled over. Short, dumb, loud and funny is sometimes needed.
Lots of great info here...
Sometimes people can’t hear very well and it can effect communication with each other
Bro was taught so many things by Vinh, yet ended the video with a monotone voice and no pausing. +Credits for enthusiasm
Crazy I thought about all this and figured it out myself. Good to know I'm not just crazy and that this is an actual thing
This was amazing! Thank you! Explained a lot why I get scared of somepeople without no reason
Loveddd it thank youuu
He indeed nailed it!
Australians have the biggest challenge in creating at the majority of those; most non-Australian English will have experienced this conversational dilemma. Sometimes it is literally incomprehensible(some states, and rural areas of states can take it to the extreme).
Although it can seem as though Australians are ‘lazy’ in their speech by not ‘using their mouths’ to form words, I.e. putting the tongue, the upper lip, the lower lip, the upper teeth, the upper gum ridge (alveolar ridge), the hard palate, the velum (soft palate), the uvula (free-hanging end of the soft palate), the pharyngeal wall, and the glottis (space between the vocal cords) to use, there is actually a far more intrinsic cause.
As a country that had the population being formulated with a very wide range of other nationalities, and their motivation, intention, aspiration, solution or lack of choice in arriving created a melting pot where it was largely advantageous to NOT stand out or being immediately identified as a ‘foreigner’ as soon as they spoke. The easiest way to mask one’s accent was to flatten their words and not to express them emotively or emphatically in a way that would indicate the usage and expression of words in a way that was unique or indicative of their nationality.
The English, of course, had no intention to modulate their speech, predominately those speaking ‘the queen’s English’ however the British English is well known for a significant range and it is also an additional factor to not that the English, on the whole, notoriously communicate lacking emotion not only in content but in expression.
It is quite fascinating to see the increasing impact of exposure to other English spoken outside Australia as a consequence of radio, television, internet etc.