00:00 - INTRO 1. 00:45 Yawning 2. 01:40 Lip Trills (do it for longer and longer on one breath). Put fingers on cheeks to relax 3. 04:05 Tongue Trills 4. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 5:08 and read off screen | B*h D*h G*h | P*ah D*h G*h (A/O) etc. ( Make as clear as possible. Do as many rounds as you can in one breath. Focus on pronunciation not how to breathe in this exercise) 5. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 7:01 and read off screen.
These are really good and effective. My diction was terrible and I noticed a distinct difference after the first 4 or 5 days of daily practice. I am now committing it to a lifestyle practice. Thank you for this!
@@yerboiethan In addition to other exercises I had been doing at the time, it helped me develop speech muscles in a way that has facilitated developing a native level accent in my target languages. It's now just a part of my speech but it took a year or two of intense everyday practise to get there
@@tlilvanilla1845 Does this phrase "no pain, no gain" actually apply to voice exercises, though? Aren't your vocal chords usually prone to being over-exerted, and even at risk of permanent damage from bad technique? That said, the exercises mentioned in this video specifically shouldn't run into these risks.
This is amazing.. I'll definitely be doing these every day.. 1. Regular Yawn exercises 2. Do lip thrills ... 3. Tongue trills... 4. Practice tongue twisters (focus on clarity before speed) .. etc
I noticed after four days, for me, Immediately after my exercises I articulate well. As the day goes on my muscles revert back to their weakness. I’m excited to see what will happen after 2 or 3 weeks of consistent exercises. It’s nice to just have good articulations without having to force yourself or think before you speak. Thank you.
@2:22 lips @4:11 tongue trills @5:07 bah dah gah pah dah gah… boh doh goh poh doh goh boo doo goo poo doo goo bee dee gee pee dee gee bay day gay pay day gay @7:10 mah nah lah thah vah zah moh noh loh thoh voh zoh moo noo loo thoo voo zoo mee nee lee thee vee zee may nay lay thay vay zay
I speak off and on different languages, and if I repeat these exercises on the board by myself, I will surely be taken to the nuthouse. I told my girlfriend that I was going to practice the tongue drills, she hugged me and cried. ( okay people, get your mind out of the gutter.) Thank you for writing it down for us.
As a spanish speaker, the tongue trills are really easy, the R is a really common sound in spanish words. On the other hand, at least for me, it's extremely hard to maintain the lip trills. I'll try to do this excercises every day, since I really hate the current sound of my voice
Legend is still replying to recent comments even after 4 years, Thank you ! I'm gonna start doing it now and I've had a problem with articulation and finding the right words
Thank you so much for these exercises. Just found them and the drills are such a challenge. I completely lost of ability to articulate, pronounce and speak my words. All due to a head injury I sustained due to a mountain bike accident I had in High School. My life really sucked for the past twenty+ years. But then, these past couple of months have been awesome!
It's been 3 days since I started this exercise and I am very grateful that your video was randomly recommended to me. I had a hard time speaking because I have a GERD (Acid Reflux) that causes sore throat and post nasal drip that made me stop on engaging a conversation first because I am afraid to be laughed at everytime my voice cracks. Thanks to your tutorial, I became talkative after I realised that my voice won't do cracking sounds anymore even when I am singing high notes, my throat won't get sore and it became smoother on consuming foods and beverages. Once again, thank you so much! 🙏😭❤️
Start to eat aloe Vera plant , cut out the Jelly part. Start empty stomach, than put it on your water cut small pieces, drink it all day . After 3 days no heartburn Present.
My problem is %100 as yours, please tell me how often you do this exercise? And if you have any other recommendations. I'm a teacher and I'm facing a hard time because of my voice . Thank you for sharing your experience
I found the first three exercises kind of relaxing to do in bed, haha. I just did the full set of exercises for the second time in 3 days, but I definitely noticed a positive difference in my ability to speak that first day, when I recorded myself narrating for a hobby project! Thank you sincerely for posting this!
Thanks for all your videos! I have issues with speaking too fast and tripping over words, on top of having a jaw surgery last year that changed how some of my speech feels/sounds so I’ve been using our videos to try and improve all around . 👏🏻
This is a true speech therapy made me able to speak up a text fluently after only 2 hours of exercising. Thanks for the pragmatic approach! You're the best!
There are some daily tips now that I will defiantly do, Just started my voice-over channel on RUclips for games with no voice acting. I always wanted to get into voice acting so having sources on RUclips like yourselves is amazing to help.
Hello! I found your vid i think a year ago. I've been using this every time we do reporting in class and it has helped me so much in delivering clear speeches. thank you so much!!!
5:58 u tried yer best english translation, I almost fell off my bed from laughter. Thanks! all d tips were more than effective! I could say, it's the best from the best!
Damn this also allows you to sing not just change your voice I was doing this to change my talking voice but found my voice opening up and being able to sing with ease. It has double benefits.
SoBasicReviews oh surely not! Maybe I’m at an advantage in the English language being raised in London but that’s too kind! Many great accents and voices out there! ☺️
first of all thank you. i used to be very good in pronunciations, artiiculating words and generally speaking because i used to work in a call center when i was in college. after graduating and working in a completely different field of job, i realized i cannot speak anymore like i did before. i was worried i started reading books outloud as practice and it doesnt sound right at all. i searched for help in youtube and i came across your video. it was very helpful just after 1 session of the exercises. i noticed a slight improvement and im gonna do it everyday no matter how weird my mom looks at me when i exercise my mouth lol. thank you so much
Just found your channel. I grew up in London, but now live in LA and though I’ve lost my English accent years ago and I’ve never lost the fact that I don’t role my “r”s. Lol.
Thank you for this information. I have vocal cords that were damaged and my voice is weak and breaks up constantly. Daily people complain about hearing me. I will be working on this daily! I love speaking to large groups and I haven't been able to in the last 6 years.
Nice, I hardly ever spoke during my middle through high school times. Because i was ashamed of my puberty voice. Even in home, I hardly ever talked. This will definitely help after all the years of practically being mute
As a voice actor I’ve long had a problem with L to R and R to L words and would love a breakdown and possible exercise expressed from you if ever possible. Thanks for all you’ve done.
I'm a writer, approaching 30+ published books this year. Over the years, I've turned to dictation as a primary tool for getting my stories down. I'm more productive when I dictate into a Sony recorder rather than sitting at the desk and getting too caught up in self-editing. I've improved all my gear, outlining, and storytelling ability to where my recordings are transcribing well (I typically produce 5K-7K good words per day after editing). Still, there are a lot of errors that cost me time to fix on the back end. I mumble, and I have really poor enunciation, although I'd been working (a little) to improve that. This is my full-blown effort to improve my enunciation and produce fewer errors in my dictation. It could potentially save me a ton of hours per month in self-editing. I'll try to come back and report my progress. :) I know that's what everyone wants.
@@asap397 Pretty well. I don’t do all the exercises but there are 2 I do each day before dictating. Definitely helps me go a bit longer, and with fewer errors.
@@BillyBobsToe Still great. I dictate every day, somewhere between 5K and 7K words with a decent degree of accuracy. I generate about 100K of words per month. The editing is getting easier. I find that building strength in your voice is a requirement. I mumble and make more mistakes as the day goes on. Some of these exercises really help.
Thank you so much for watching. If you'd like to take your daily practice a step further, why not join me for my extensive 8 week online course... vocabilities.teachable.com/p/improve-your-voice
This is the fifth video I have viewed on this subject and this is the best. I will link this to the people who need it. .. I understand every word you speak even though I am Canadian. I watch many UK RUclipsrs but mostly I can't understand them. Scottish people need subtitles and that is not meant as a joke. .. And thank you for not adding "music" over or under your voice. .. I've done a lot of public speaking and one trick I employ is to shout at the people at the back of the room. I figure they want to understand what I am communicating also. After all, why else would they be there? .. Ta, from the happy colonies. .
@bimmjim Lol, careful with that shouting mate. You should aim to be heard at the back by whispering as an exercise. If you can master that then you'll never need to shout again. Speaking will be fine.
copied 00:00 - INTRO 1. 00:45 Yawning 2. 01:40 Lip Trills (do it for longer and longer on one breath). Put fingers on cheeks to relax 3. 04:05 Tongue Trills 4. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 5:08 and read off screen | B*h D*h G*h | P*ah D*h G*h (A/O) etc. ( Make as clear as possible. Do as many rounds as you can in one breath. Focus on pronunciation not how to breathe in this exercise) 5. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 7:01 and read off screen.
I'll be attempting this for two weeks to see if my voice improves in social circumstances (I tend to mumble and stutter then). While I know that this is more caused by social anxiety I am hoping that it will be more of a confidence booster to know that I trained my voice to speak clearly xD thanks for the excersises you presented in the video ^^
I really really enjoyed this video! As a business owner/ working professional time is valuable and I just wanted a few tips before I go into a board of directors meeting, prior to this I watched a RUclips vid with a lady which was over one hour long and at the end kept teasing exercises- which didn’t materialize. Your video was curt, straight to the point and very useful! I love it! Subbed, liked and shared !
Watching this and trying along with it while sleep-deprived. I keep having to stop the other exercises to yawn. So... at least I'm doing great at that one!
I actually had puberphonia and after voice therapy my problem was resolved I took the therapy 7 months ago. But now I have to talk, suddenly make more noise and suddenly make less noise and then suddenly voice crack. And I can't talk for long, I have to breathe repeatedly for a long time, otherwise my voice is down and it is difficult to speak, now you can recommend me some of your videos please.
You're such an inspiration! Thank You for the positive vibes for the practical tips! The video is awesome. I have a vey low voice, no air flow while speaking, any excersise?
Thanks a lot! I have a really bad stutter and unclear speech so I hopped on ur vids and followed. If you r reading this - I suggest u print from the link in the description!
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Let’s Get It - Thanks for your rapid response. When is the best time to seek coaching. I have been practicing on my own. Semi pretreated room. Record on Procaster Pro….learning how to use GarageBand. Is there another interface I should be using Audacity, Adobe, Studio One
Doing research of singing excersises.was just doing some Ipa charts and speech agility skills research but needed something more on that,that wasn't just a printed page .so that led me here.great.hiting save button for you
I've been doing these! The yawns have been the toughest. I suppose it's because I want to rush them.. I have to force 'em but also let them happen naturally.
triszya gorostiza ha ha amazing!!! Hi from Finland 🇫🇮 I hope these videos are of benefit to you! Maybe you should invite your sister... wait no... the whole community to join you. Stay safe. What brings you to. U channel anyway?
i dont talk much n when i try to talk i feel like my tongue has bcome thick ...n thats making my voice sounds like childish type ....i feel so embraced
Hi Darren, first of all thank you for such wonderful warm ups. It surely helped a lot to loosen up my voice. Currently I am working as a marketing professional and sometimes I have to do voiceovers, one of my problem areas is diction. Apart from that I have a neutral and flat voice. Do you have any tips or insights for me on how to improve my voiceovers? I just want to develop a naturally upbeat voice as most of the voiceovers are for corporate videos.
Speak the text through with your little finger in between your teeth before you record. This will brighten up the articulation. Also if you want to get better. Listen to others and practice reading aloud every day!
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I am an opera singer and I already use all of the warming exercises you mentioned except the spelling ones and I confirm that it works indeed !
Brilliant!
Do you have videos of you singing?
Bruh sounds like I’m trynna cast a spell on my whole village
You are ;-)
😂😂😂😂
😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA GAHD
😂🤣😭😭
00:00 - INTRO
1. 00:45 Yawning
2. 01:40 Lip Trills (do it for longer and longer on one breath). Put fingers on cheeks to relax
3. 04:05 Tongue Trills
4. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 5:08 and read off screen | B*h D*h G*h | P*ah D*h G*h (A/O) etc. ( Make as clear as possible. Do as many rounds as you can in one breath. Focus on pronunciation not how to breathe in this exercise)
5. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 7:01 and read off screen.
How much time do you give to each?
bah dah gah, pah dah gah
boh doh goh, poh doh goh
boo doo goo, poo doo goo
bee dee gee, pee dee gee
bay day gay, pay day gay
Thanks✨️
My neighbors will think I'm doing black magic
If you really want to scare them... invite them along to join you!
LOL
Hahahahha
ohhhhh hahahahaha I laughed so hard at it.
😀😀
These are really good and effective. My diction was terrible and I noticed a distinct difference after the first 4 or 5 days of daily practice. I am now committing it to a lifestyle practice. Thank you for this!
How it's going after 2 years?
@@imnooneh Unfornuately, I did not stick with it.
@@SisHattie did it have a lasting effect tho?
@@SisHattie W honesty
@@SisHattie why didn’t u stick with it if it was actually helping u?
No pain - no gain! Fantastic exercises, thanks bud. Beginning as of now.
how'd it go?
@@yerboiethan In addition to other exercises I had been doing at the time, it helped me develop speech muscles in a way that has facilitated developing a native level accent in my target languages. It's now just a part of my speech but it took a year or two of intense everyday practise to get there
@@tlilvanilla1845 Does this phrase "no pain, no gain" actually apply to voice exercises, though?
Aren't your vocal chords usually prone to being over-exerted, and even at risk of permanent damage from bad technique?
That said, the exercises mentioned in this video specifically shouldn't run into these risks.
@@LinkEX there should be no pain
This is amazing.. I'll definitely be doing these every day.. 1. Regular Yawn exercises 2. Do lip thrills ... 3. Tongue trills... 4. Practice tongue twisters (focus on clarity before speed) .. etc
Well done. Let me know how it goes won't you.
Any improvements
Can Can U probably haven’t been excising
Definitely isn’t a bad student 😤
@@adityarodrigues2266 tru
(02:22) - Exercises Start Here
Ty
Actually, you missed the first one: yawning.
I noticed after four days, for me, Immediately after my exercises I articulate well. As the day goes on my muscles revert back to their weakness. I’m excited to see what will happen after 2 or 3 weeks of consistent exercises. It’s nice to just have good articulations without having to force yourself or think before you speak. Thank you.
What happened after 1 year of exercises ? Is your voice becomes smooth and attractive
How to be black
Share your results maybe
Yo my man can we get a review
i hate it when u guys always leave us without updates..
Thanks!
That means a lot, thank you!
@2:22 lips
@4:11 tongue trills
@5:07
bah dah gah pah dah gah…
boh doh goh poh doh goh
boo doo goo poo doo goo
bee dee gee pee dee gee
bay day gay pay day gay
@7:10 mah nah lah thah vah zah
moh noh loh thoh voh zoh
moo noo loo thoo voo zoo
mee nee lee thee vee zee
may nay lay thay vay zay
Oh wow! You’ve got the job!!!
Wts d results
😊☺️😊
You're a heaven sent
I speak off and on different languages, and if I repeat these exercises on the board by myself, I will surely be taken to the nuthouse.
I told my girlfriend that I was going to practice the tongue drills, she hugged me and cried. ( okay people, get your mind out of the gutter.)
Thank you for writing it down for us.
I do indeed practice yawning daily, especially during class.
Thank you so much for this video! Iv got a bad mumbling problem and these exercises seem to be helping. so THANK YOU!!
That's great news. I'll be adding an online course soon and that is really in depth. Posture and self confidence can cause mumbling too. All the best
As a spanish speaker, the tongue trills are really easy, the R is a really common sound in spanish words. On the other hand, at least for me, it's extremely hard to maintain the lip trills. I'll try to do this excercises every day, since I really hate the current sound of my voice
Legend is still replying to recent comments even after 4 years, Thank you ! I'm gonna start doing it now and I've had a problem with articulation and finding the right words
Thank you so much for these exercises. Just found them and the drills are such a challenge. I completely lost of ability to articulate, pronounce and speak my words. All due to a head injury I sustained due to a mountain bike accident I had in High School. My life really sucked for the past twenty+ years. But then, these past couple of months have been awesome!
Yoo. Your consistency paid off.
This is amazing!!! I can already tell in a few months I’ll be so much better at these and my pronunciation.
You will. Try this one out every day also... ruclips.net/video/cVwdcFrCXYA/видео.html
How is progress?
It's been 3 days since I started this exercise and I am very grateful that your video was randomly recommended to me. I had a hard time speaking because I have a GERD (Acid Reflux) that causes sore throat and post nasal drip that made me stop on engaging a conversation first because I am afraid to be laughed at everytime my voice cracks. Thanks to your tutorial, I became talkative after I realised that my voice won't do cracking sounds anymore even when I am singing high notes, my throat won't get sore and it became smoother on consuming foods and beverages. Once again, thank you so much! 🙏😭❤️
I also have gerd and my voice crack. can i ask what did you do about that?
Start to eat aloe Vera plant , cut out the Jelly part. Start empty stomach, than put it on your water cut small pieces, drink it all day . After 3 days no heartburn
Present.
My problem is %100 as yours, please tell me how often you do this exercise? And if you have any other recommendations.
I'm a teacher and I'm facing a hard time because of my voice .
Thank you for sharing your experience
@@ibnaqeelaqeel588has anything worked out for u so far?
@@lezmaramias7598 stay away from acidic foods and beverages
0:45 yawn
1:40 lip trill
4:05 tongue trill
5:08 Bah dah gah
7:00 Mah nah lah
I found the first three exercises kind of relaxing to do in bed, haha. I just did the full set of exercises for the second time in 3 days, but I definitely noticed a positive difference in my ability to speak that first day, when I recorded myself narrating for a hobby project! Thank you sincerely for posting this!
I swear this guy is the voice for Headspace
Jacob Bradshaw just another bald guy I’m afraid! 😉
Amazing how fast you can say those words!
I set it at 0.25 speed and he still is pretty _accurately_ saying those words at the end of his run.
I'd love to hear that!
I can't even remember the first line after 5 minutes.
@@vocabilities It reminds me of triple tonguing articulation (trumpet player here).
Hey man you deserve millions of subscribers you’re a great teacher !😮
Thank you man. That really means a lot.
Thank you so much :")💛seeing the video and reading the comments gave me the strength to try more and more.
Gonna try these thanks so much. I’m always jumbling up words, it’s like my brain thinks faster and my speech can’t keep up! 😂
how did it go?
Yes how?
I swear same here. My brain and my speech don’t align.
Hi, are you on the A.S.D?
Hi, I am also having same problem. i don't no how to solve this problem.. you have any solution to this problem?
Thanks for all your videos! I have issues with speaking too fast and tripping over words, on top of having a jaw surgery last year that changed how some of my speech feels/sounds so I’ve been using our videos to try and improve all around . 👏🏻
This is a true speech therapy made me able to speak up a text fluently after only 2 hours of exercising. Thanks for the pragmatic approach! You're the best!
SOCIAL ORTHOPEDIST great. Keep it up, regular practice makes for more permanent results.
There are some daily tips now that I will defiantly do, Just started my voice-over channel on RUclips for games with no voice acting. I always wanted to get into voice acting so having sources on RUclips like yourselves is amazing to help.
Audible Chocolate thank you for the kind words mate! It’s my pleasure. Any thing that I can help with?
Thank you so much for sharing these exercises ! I’m trying to improve my daily speaking and pronunciation and I feel that this will help alot.
Journey of Jazmine good luck with your journey! 💪🏻
I haven't tried this yet but I know with my determination I will be successful so I want to say thank you!
Really amazing iam just 5 minutes practice this work .. my voice are different
Hello! I found your vid i think a year ago. I've been using this every time we do reporting in class and it has helped me so much in delivering clear speeches. thank you so much!!!
That’s great to hear. Thank you so much. 🙏 what’s your favourite?
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Improve Your Voice hi mate I would like to get this week free
does this apply, still?
@@monicaenriquez1644 Yeah, come along!
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Hi there. Are you still offering these? Thanks.
Thank you so much..
Best wishes from Indonesia
I’ve been doing this for the past 3 days in the morning! Thank you so much
so how's your progess
5:58 u tried yer best english translation, I almost fell off my bed from laughter. Thanks! all d tips were more than effective! I could say, it's the best from the best!
Damn this also allows you to sing not just change your voice I was doing this to change my talking voice but found my voice opening up and being able to sing with ease. It has double benefits.
Yesss 💪💪💪
Amazing exercises - I will be making these part of my daily routine. Thank you so much for your time and very generous wisdom.
OMG this 8 minutes lesson would change my life. Thank you boss
Chibuike Eburuike great! Keep it up!
I havent been so excited about learning new stuff in a long time, this is great!
Darren, just by having a British accent alone makes your voice a thousand more better to hear.
SoBasicReviews oh surely not! Maybe I’m at an advantage in the English language being raised in London but that’s too kind! Many great accents and voices out there! ☺️
first of all thank you. i used to be very good in pronunciations, artiiculating words and generally speaking because i used to work in a call center when i was in college. after graduating and working in a completely different field of job, i realized i cannot speak anymore like i did before. i was worried i started reading books outloud as practice and it doesnt sound right at all. i searched for help in youtube and i came across your video. it was very helpful just after 1 session of the exercises. i noticed a slight improvement and im gonna do it everyday no matter how weird my mom looks at me when i exercise my mouth lol. thank you so much
this is what I need, I will do it, thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much I am a RN and this was lots of Fun I work with COVID patients on vents so this was new to me,,,
Lol, you should see the look my cat is giving me doing these exercises. "I guess he finally cracked... damn it, is this lunatic still going feed me?!"
Dogs at least join in when you make these sounds!
Well, you should've seen the look my wife had while I was tryin' these out :)
Oh My goodness, lol
Jajajaja, same! My dogs stared at me like: «Wtf are you doing, you bitch? Anyway, I love you, though». 😂😂😂😂
Same xD
Just found your channel. I grew up in London, but now live in LA and though I’ve lost my English accent years ago and I’ve never lost the fact that I don’t role my “r”s. Lol.
Idk if this was intentional, but not only did it help a lot with articulation, it also helped my depression because its SO MUCH FUN XD.
ineedhelp actually proper breathing does all kinds of positive things for you! Glad to be of service! X
Wow...such an insane value you deliver on channel.... thank you
Than you! Very lovely comment can I help with anything?
@@vocabilities no... thankyou for asking dear
Thank you for this information. I have vocal cords that were damaged and my voice is weak and breaks up constantly. Daily people complain about hearing me. I will be working on this daily! I love speaking to large groups and I haven't been able to in the last 6 years.
Gena Dillon have you spoken with a speech therapist?
Yes I did and went several times but was not seeing any benefit after 4 months.
@@genadillon5849 I know this is a very late reply, but have you found anything to help you? I'm currently going through the same scenario as you
Nice, I hardly ever spoke during my middle through high school times. Because i was ashamed of my puberty voice. Even in home, I hardly ever talked.
This will definitely help after all the years of practically being mute
I tried these and a spirit appeared. He was confused as hell when he saw what I was doing.
Lol
😂😂
WTF MAN XDDDDD
TF, hahaha. It's so hard to laugh in public. 😂
Why ya doing him like that😂😂😂😂
This right here is simple and effective. Thank you for putting this together.
Thank you for the exercises! I just visited your site and am looking forward to your first week course. :)
Excellent! I can see the effect immediately.
This will be like a second language to me. I love it. Thank you! 😊
Stephy Lane great!💪🏻
As a voice actor I’ve long had a problem with L to R and R to L words and would love a breakdown and possible exercise expressed from you if ever possible. Thanks for all you’ve done.
I'm a writer, approaching 30+ published books this year. Over the years, I've turned to dictation as a primary tool for getting my stories down. I'm more productive when I dictate into a Sony recorder rather than sitting at the desk and getting too caught up in self-editing. I've improved all my gear, outlining, and storytelling ability to where my recordings are transcribing well (I typically produce 5K-7K good words per day after editing). Still, there are a lot of errors that cost me time to fix on the back end.
I mumble, and I have really poor enunciation, although I'd been working (a little) to improve that. This is my full-blown effort to improve my enunciation and produce fewer errors in my dictation. It could potentially save me a ton of hours per month in self-editing. I'll try to come back and report my progress. :) I know that's what everyone wants.
so hows it going?
@@asap397 Pretty well. I don’t do all the exercises but there are 2 I do each day before dictating. Definitely helps me go a bit longer, and with fewer errors.
How is your journey going?
@@BillyBobsToe Still great. I dictate every day, somewhere between 5K and 7K words with a decent degree of accuracy. I generate about 100K of words per month. The editing is getting easier. I find that building strength in your voice is a requirement. I mumble and make more mistakes as the day goes on. Some of these exercises really help.
Man how’s the exercise
Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for and I will check out your website and spread the word cheers
Just so you know the website has changed to vocabilities.com
Thanks for sharing this! 🙏🏻 I’m struggling with articulation, so I’ll give these a shot. Day 8 👊🏻
The most popular video on this channel by far!
How great is your speech now?
These exercises are so helpful thank you 😊
I enlisted the Marine Corps and I suck at talking so I really need this thank you
Hope it helps. I guess clear and confident communication skills are necessary in your line of work right?
Really valuable content, thanks fir sharing. Lucky to be led here. For all who are watching this, you are lucky
Anyone else automatically yawn after he did?
I yawned after reading this comment.
hold your breath just for a while then you can yawn naturally
Yes lol
I yawned after i read this comment
I did artificially
But
I turned into a natural yawn
Excellent video, I’ll follow your videos. I’m struggling with my English speaking. Thanks for sharing.
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This is the fifth video I have viewed on this subject and this is the best. I will link this to the people who need it. .. I understand every word you speak even though I am Canadian. I watch many UK RUclipsrs but mostly I can't understand them. Scottish people need subtitles and that is not meant as a joke. .. And thank you for not adding "music" over or under your voice. .. I've done a lot of public speaking and one trick I employ is to shout at the people at the back of the room. I figure they want to understand what I am communicating also. After all, why else would they be there? .. Ta, from the happy colonies. .
@bimmjim Lol, careful with that shouting mate. You should aim to be heard at the back by whispering as an exercise. If you can master that then you'll never need to shout again. Speaking will be fine.
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Hey darren, i want to buy your course but i have some questions, is there an email you have that you could give me so i can ask you before i buy it?
Yes they are here - www.vocabilities.com/tutorials.html
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00:00 - INTRO
1. 00:45 Yawning
2. 01:40 Lip Trills (do it for longer and longer on one breath). Put fingers on cheeks to relax
3. 04:05 Tongue Trills
4. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 5:08 and read off screen | B*h D*h G*h | P*ah D*h G*h (A/O) etc. ( Make as clear as possible. Do as many rounds as you can in one breath. Focus on pronunciation not how to breathe in this exercise)
5. Tongue Twisters: GO TO 7:01 and read off screen.
I'll be attempting this for two weeks to see if my voice improves in social circumstances (I tend to mumble and stutter then). While I know that this is more caused by social anxiety I am hoping that it will be more of a confidence booster to know that I trained my voice to speak clearly xD
thanks for the excersises you presented in the video ^^
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Best voice improving excercise on RUclips
Wow! I'm yawning for nearly 2 minutes now! I never realized that I could yawn so much!
Ian Casey maybe before bed is a good time for this in your case!? 😉
You are SUCH a great resource to share with my VO students. I love sending 'em your way!
Wow, thank you!
Love it. Thank you !
Thank you!
Hey I’ve been using this for 3 days now and it does help. Try it and hopefully everyone else sees a difference too
Imagine every day for a year!!! 🤔
I really really enjoyed this video! As a business owner/ working professional time is valuable and I just wanted a few tips before I go into a board of directors meeting, prior to this I watched a RUclips vid with a lady which was over one hour long and at the end kept teasing exercises- which didn’t materialize. Your video was curt, straight to the point and very useful! I love it! Subbed, liked and shared !
Thats brilliant. I'm even finding ways to shorten them more. Glad to be of service!
Watching this and trying along with it while sleep-deprived. I keep having to stop the other exercises to yawn. So... at least I'm doing great at that one!
Loved your video! Can't wait for more material like this!
Subscribed already! Great job and thank you! 😇😍
Thank you, I hope you find more useful material here.
Thanks for this video , I need to learn to articulate better and speak with confidence. I am going to practice this.
every time I cry I will do these so that I don't have to see myself ugly cry
Thank you for creating this video Darren, great content
I actually had puberphonia and after voice therapy my problem was resolved I took the therapy 7 months ago. But now I have to talk, suddenly make more noise and suddenly make less noise and then suddenly voice crack. And I can't talk for long, I have to breathe repeatedly for a long time, otherwise my voice is down and it is difficult to speak, now you can recommend me some of your videos please.
You're such an inspiration! Thank You for the positive vibes for the practical tips! The video is awesome. I have a vey low voice, no air flow while speaking, any excersise?
Reminds me of Joey, from the comedy series Friends, trying to learn French! i.e. when I'm trying these out!
Thanks a lot! I have a really bad stutter and unclear speech so I hopped on ur vids and followed. If you r reading this - I suggest u print from the link in the description!
Thanks 💪💪💪
11 February 2024
I'm sick and tired of not speaking the way i wish to and I'm going to start doing these exercises daily
Day 1: done
how's it going?
Thank you Darren! We are loving these!
Excellent, what’s your faves?
@@vocabilities Enjoy Bah Dah Gah Pah Dah Gah:) but ones of with Mah Nah Lah are the most challenging, enjoying the challenge:)
6:00 the next slim shady?
The Finnish slim shady.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Will the RRRRReal slim shady please pay day gay!
James O'Brien careful I might do a version like that!
@@UnknownUser-cw3qr Thanks. Made my day 😂
Thank you very much. Very well explained. Have started practicing. Very useful and it really helps.
Thanks for that!
Very instructive
The feeling on the lip thirlls is so funny. :D Thanks for your videos, appreciate the knowledge shared.
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Let’s Get It - Thanks for your rapid response. When is the best time to seek coaching. I have been practicing on my own. Semi pretreated room. Record on Procaster Pro….learning how to use GarageBand. Is there another interface I should be using Audacity, Adobe, Studio One
PERFECT!!!! I Loved it.
Sanskrit is the best language ever. The one that lets us use our vocal system to its fullest possibility.
Doing research of singing excersises.was just doing some Ipa charts and speech agility skills research but needed something more on that,that wasn't just a printed page .so that led me here.great.hiting save button for you
aaaah....This is how great spirit lyrics were orginated
Thank you i have tremendous improvement in my articulation.
I've been doing these! The yawns have been the toughest. I suppose it's because I want to rush them.. I have to force 'em but also let them happen naturally.
Just give em a nudge!
amazing! watching this from manila during community quarantine and My sister looked at me fuuny.
triszya gorostiza ha ha amazing!!! Hi from Finland 🇫🇮 I hope these videos are of benefit to you! Maybe you should invite your sister... wait no... the whole community to join you. Stay safe. What brings you to. U channel anyway?
i dont talk much n when i try to talk i feel like my tongue has bcome thick ...n thats making my voice sounds like childish type ....i feel so embraced
You need to speak more in order to build up the muscles concerned with your speech. Then you’ll begin to sound more like as you please!
@@vocabilities thank u soo much...sir
I am suffering from same problem plz help
Same response then I guess. Exercise your articulators and practice speaking with clarity
great job sir love it;its stressfull but its works thanks very much
Hi Darren, first of all thank you for such wonderful warm ups. It surely helped a lot to loosen up my voice. Currently I am working as a marketing professional and sometimes I have to do voiceovers, one of my problem areas is diction. Apart from that I have a neutral and flat voice. Do you have any tips or insights for me on how to improve my voiceovers? I just want to develop a naturally upbeat voice as most of the voiceovers are for corporate videos.
Speak the text through with your little finger in between your teeth before you record. This will brighten up the articulation. Also if you want to get better. Listen to others and practice reading aloud every day!