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I absolutely needed to hear this.

Super great thank bro my community say a lot thanks

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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.

Finally I found the video I'm looking for! Great stuff, thanks Vin and Kerwin

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

I am so happy this video goes straight to the point. Very rare now. Thank you sm 😭

This is so fascinating! Just discovered you. Thank you!!

Where do i find more videos on the guy you interviewed??

His face does NOOOT match his voice. Good stuff though

what the hell is the difference between pitch and tonality 😅

Very Insightful, thanks!

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.

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.

Awesome presentation !

Very interesting and informative. Easy to listen to.

Genius

So for learning a new language… Sing ❤

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

Thank you very much for the explanations of Vinh Giang, it is so amazing!

I hear myself speaking thinking I’m loud truly and others have to get close to hear me and I’m like but I can hear how loud I was. 😅 getting better one step at a time 🤣

The low volume thing is subjective. It just depends on mixture if tone and scenario in context. This guy's great though

What to do when you wait for the response and receive no response

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

Gold

I love this video, thank you for the way you explain it.

Which accent was Mr. Vinh Giang speaking in..? Someone.. I usually speak the same way but I feel embarrassed about it. It's neutral and easily understandable but then can't differentiate into one particular accent. For example here, he said modulating as modulaiDin, and then tonality as tonaliTy..

No, you wouldn't be a freak. The Quran has been memorized word for word by millions.

Do you have these 5 things that modulate in a visual? I would like to have that available.

Some of the concepts you spoke of have deep roots in my religion. I bet there’s more… and… It’s almost you like you studied spiritualism to arrive at these 5

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.

make body language your superpower 😅

this should be mandatory viewing at the start of every class in high school

Rate of Speech Volume Pitch Tonality Pauses TRVPP - in order of importance PR(i)V(a)T(e) PPRVT like the word private

What kind of witchcraft magic is this, Vinh!!!! The tonality thing with modifying your facial expression is a real thing!

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.

This is great man

I L❤VE THIS GUY💯❤️🗽👍🔥

Maverick: “That’s the only face I have.” Lol

That’s amazing what people can do with their voice

@Vinh Giang I don't know if this is a point that you've made elsewhere, as I only discovered your content last night, but have you talked about people emphasising the wrong words in sentences? It's a real bugbear of mine and it instantly makes me think less of a person's communication skills, especially if they're an actor. E.g. Someone expressing surprise at seeing a red taxi: Correct use of emphasis: "The other day I saw a *red* taxi!" Incorrect use of emphasis: "The other day I saw a red *taxi*!" That's just one example, really the emphasis would be incorrect on any word but 'red', as that is what's surprising about the taxi.

guy on the left thirsty asf

Alternatively you can just relax, show love and don't take yourself so seriously

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

This guy has less in than my frog melody is t the only thing in music in voice to so du,b

Pitch is the most for me as English is my second language 😅

Very interesting, how about synergy - get a college degree in theater or public speaking. Then you can have the best of both worlds.

Great! But i need to know how to overcome that fear of implementing this, i m talking here about self confidence, i think there is another element which is voice projection. Actually i think i am selfconfident but I m just fed up with being too shy. Thinking about how other see me, think about me, anout my appearance about what i say.. this is exhausting and slowering me to realize my goals😢

I am not trying to show emotions to save myself from getting hurt again Poker face And monotone voice saved me from unnecessary talking people Its a vardaan 😂😂😂why people doesn't like 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🤗