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Natural language resonates with listeners and engages them from "summary" of Oratória by Paulo Mori
The power of natural language in public speaking cannot be underestimated. When we speak in a natural, conversational manner, we are more likely to connect with our listeners on a deeper level. This is because natural language resonates with them - it feels genuine, authentic, and relatable. It is like having a conversation with a friend, rather than giving a formal speech. Using natural language helps to engage our audience. When we speak in a way that is easy to understand and relatable, listeners are more likely to pay attention and stay engaged. This is because they feel like they are being spoken to directly, rather than being lectured to. When we engage our audience in this way, we create a sense of connection and rapport that is essential for effective communication. Another benefit of using natural language is that it helps us to communicate our message more clearly and effectively. When we speak in a way that is simple and straightforward, our message is more likely to be understood and remembered by our audience. This is because natural language cuts through the clutter and gets straight to the point, making it easier for listeners to grasp the main ideas and key takeaways. In addition to simplici...
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