#speakingclass

This could happen because they share differents cultures, customs, and values. This what makes English speakers interesting. It is how they preserve their cultures in English that intrigued me, even if they are speaking English, they also brought up their cultures in it. This shows how much they love their roots.

The case like this can be seen from Singaporean English, the way Singaporean speak English maybe not differ at first with the native American. But, do you ever heard native American adds leh, lah, meh in the end of their speech? I never heard any. Well maybe meh has the same spelling from The American meh slang, but it's tottaly different!

The pressure that we may feel when we deliver a spontaneous speaking can come from ourself. That's why, the first thing we must do is to deal with ourself such as anxiety feeling. It may be easier to said than to do, but we can do it little by little by greet our anxiety and call ourself first. We must feel confident to shoo away our anxiety by acknowledging it.

Some practices with tongue twister also helpful to reduce anxiety and became more relax, tongue twister helps us to focus on ourself and be present in the moment. "Sometimes, we worry too much about the future." as the speaker said, thus by having mini exercises like tongue twister, shout the name, and giving imaginary gift, and spelling the name will makes us less nervous and defensive.

By organizing our thoughts, we could make a structurized speech so our focus still in the place. The speaker have some tips on how to structurized our speech, first we can identify a problem then find the solution and tell the benefits from it. Structurized speech is easy to understand rather than a speech that has no focus in it.

Use simple words

For some people, using big words may made them feel proud, but it's not always necessary in our speech. Try using simple words instead because it will reach the audience better.

Avoid Fillers

Fillers happened when we don't know what to say next, we can Avoid using fillers by making a speech draft and try to remember every points from it.

Use body language

It's the key points to deliver an effective communication, the use of body language is to make the audiences felt included.

Keep up your smile

And the important thing is to keep your smile to live up the atmosphere in the room. :)

To be a good diplomat, means we must have a good strategies and calmness within ourself. Being a diplomat needs a good speaking skills too. Which means, what we are going to say must be mindful to other people's feelings. We also need a strategy to communcate with other people, how to communicate with them without offending them.

I'm 100% agreed with most of the answers. As for me, a student and a future teacher, I think AI can help us to do many things but we have to set boundaries so that AI couldn't take over our life. What I mean is that we didn't leave our works to AI all the time and ask AI to do our works fully. We have to be critical and skeptic, because I believe, the basic problem solving and decision making is what makes us as a person valuable.

After that, we were asked to do a presentation, and after hearing from other people perspective, it's really interesting to know that someone said AI is a big help for an accompany to learn English, because machine won't judge like people! i think, it's a fascinating mindset~

Like what Ms. R stated in her interview, "Multilingual English is when a person be able to use English with other languages at the same time." I already know the concept of code switching and code mixing, so I think when we do code mixing and switching, it's still a part of Multilingual English. As for the langages theirself, Ms. N stated that "Multilingual is not limited to only English and Indonesian, but when a person speak Indonesian and Sundanese, it's still count as Multilingualism." This also support the concept of Multilingualism in general.

The use of Multilingual English or Multilingualism in general is great to apply, like when we speak Indonesian and Sundanese at the same time, I think we can still communicate with other people and preserve our culture.