Delivery & Voice
Articulation and Enunciation

Crisp consonants and clear vowels for intelligibility.

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What it is

The clear, precise pronunciation of words and syllables, ensuring every sound is distinct and comprehensible to the audience. Good articulation involves proper formation of consonants and vowels, while enunciation focuses on speaking clearly enough that listeners can distinguish each word without strain.

Before & after

Before

Mumbled: "Weregonnaimplementanewsystemthatllhelpwithproductivity" (words run together)

After

Clear: "We're going to implement a new system that will help with productivity" (each word distinct)

When you’ll use it

International meetings: Over-articulate to help non-native speakers follow technical discussions and important decisions

Large venues: Clear consonants carry better in big rooms - crisp "t" and "p" sounds prevent words from blending together

Virtual presentations: Microphone quality varies, so precise pronunciation ensures key points aren't lost to audio compression

Technical presentations: Precise articulation of industry terms, product names, and acronyms prevents costly misunderstandings

Pro tip

Open your mouth more and finish each word.

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