SPEECH'S TIPS

"WHAT SHOULD WE DO TO GET A GOOD SPEECH?"

•       Effective Communication

It is based in Oral and written communication skills. For instance good speech habits,good vocabulary and using right words.

•       Listening

Good speech habits include being a good listener and not interrupting others when they are speaking. Listening skills allow you to comprehend and respond appropriately when someone speaks to you.

•      Grammar and Vocabulary

Avoid using words that have ambiguous meanings or don't convey what you want to say. Use the correct tense of a word in a sentence and proper English. If you need to brush up on your English skills.

•       Clarity

Be clear and unambiguous.

•       Definiteness of Message

Message of the speech should be definite and relevant with the subject matter.

•      Conciseness  

Be as concise as possible,in this way audience does  not  becomes impatient to long speech.

•      Interesting

Make the speech interesting, various stories, examples, quotations and jokes can be cited. It is useful to include visual material with your speech. Such as maps, numbers, write them for all to see.

•       Informal Touch

It should be presented in a personal and informal way.

Example of Speech

Barack Obama: 'Yes We Can'

That part of Obama's victory is due to his charisma is a fact. One strategy of US President is to show close to the citizens, so we've seen eating fast food in various restaurants in the country, singing Shake it off of Taylor Swift ... as a mortal more.

The 'Yes We Can' (January 8, 2008) not only became his campaign slogan, but inspired millions of volunteers and donors to join the campaign of then Senator from Illinois.

"Yes we can" speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiskE1Jsr6A

Speech

SPEECH

Speech is the vocalized form of human communication. It is based upon the syntactic combination of lexicals and names that are drawn from very large.  vocabularies. Each spoken word is created out of the phonetic combination of a limited set of vowel and consonant speech sound units. 

• Speech is necessary for learning, interacting with others and for people to develop. Speech begins at an early age and it develops as a person ages.
• The top uses of speech are: playing back simple information, call steering, automated identification, removing IVR menus and dealing with spikes in call volumes.

OVERTOUN BRIGDE MISTERY

In 2005 I was asked by a television director, Matthew Burgess of Making Time TV, if I believed it was possible for dogs to ‘commit suicide’. My immediate reaction was to reply that it was impossible for a dog to premeditate its own death. I discussed with Matthew that whilst many animals appear to be able to ‘sense’ that their death is imminent it is wrong to humanise a dog in terms of human behaviour. It is also true that some infirm animals are known to seek out a quiet sheltered place to experience a final resting place in what we would call a dignified end to life.

AOKIGAHARA FOREST

Called "the perfect place to die," the Aokigahara forest has the unfortunate distinction of the world's second most popular place to take one's life. (The first is the Golden Gate Bridge.) Since the 1950s, Japanese businessmen have wandered in, and at least 500 of them haven't wandered out, at an increasing rate of between 10 and 30 per year. Recently these numbers have increased even more, with a record 78 suicides in 2002.

                                                                

Japanes espiritualists believe that the suicides committed in the forest have permeated Aokigahara's trees, generating paranormal activity and preventing many who enter from escaping the forest's depths. 

Contemporary news outlets noted the recent spike in suicides in the forest, blamed more on Japan’s economic downturn than on the romantic ending of Seicho Matsumoto’s novel Kuroi Jukai, which revitalized the so-called Suicide Forest’s popularity among those determined to take their final walk. (The novel culminates in Aokigahara as the characters are driven to joint-suicide.)

Locals say they can easily spot the three types of visitors to the forest: trekkers interested in scenic vistas of Mount Fuji, the curious hoping for a glimpse of the macabre, and those souls who don’t plan on returning.

What those hoping to take their lives may not consider is the impact the suicides have on the locals and forest workers. In the words of one local man, "It bugs the hell out of me that the area's famous for being a suicide spot." And a local police officer said, The workers must carry the bodies down from the forest to the local station, where the bodies are put in a special room used specifically to house suicide corpses.

10 interesting facts about the Taj Mahal.

10 interesting facts about the Taj Mahal.

      *   It is estimated to have taken more than 22,000 people to build this impressive         building including labourers, painters, stonecutters, embroidery artists, and many others.

*   Built in memory of the Emperors third and most favourite wife Mumtāz Mahal, the Taj Mahal took 17 years to be completed.

*   It is said that the death so crushed the Emperor that all his hair and beard were said to have grown snow white within just a few months.

*   The four sides of the Taj Mahal are perfectly identical creating an astonishingly mirrored image on each side. It uses the principles of self-replicating geometry and symmetry of architectural elements.

*   The full height of the Taj Mahal is 171 metres (561 feet).

*   Many precious stones were ripped off from its walls by the British during the Indian rebellion of 1857.

You can see here a video with more interesting facts a sites of the Taj Mahal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_CYif4TUWQ

What is the Taj Mahal?

What is the Taj Mahal?

  It is an immense mausoleum was built on the orders of Shah Jahan, the fifth Muslim Mogul emperor, to honor the memory of his beloved late wife.

Built out of white marble and standing in formally laid-out walled gardens, the Taj Mahal is regarded as the most perfect jewel of Muslim art in India. The emperor was consequently jailed and, it is said, could then only see the Taj Mahal out of his small cell window. The white marble stone is inlaid with floral details carved from precious gems.  In places, the stone is carved into delicate vined screens called pierce work so that visitors can see into the next chamber.