Verbal means 'by using words'. We use words when we speak and write. When we speak we also use other forms of communication such as tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language. Sometimes the expression 'verbal' communication is used to mean actually talking to someone, or a group, face to face, as opposed to writing to them in a letter, or by email or by texting. In some situations, especially in a sensitive matter at work or in personal relationships it is often better to talk to the person, rather than by sending them a written message. It is easier to convey shades of meaning when speaking, and to adjust the message whilst speaking, if necessary, in order to adapt the communication more appropriately to the person being addressed. Written messages often lack the subtlety and graciousness that a few kindly well-chosen spoken words can convey.
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Listening is the weakest link in oral communication
the barriers of oral communication are;Distresssthe use of patronising languageinvasion of personal spacehaving a negative attitudetirednessoff-loading body languageinappropriate body languageinapprpriate use of languageBoredom
barriers to oral communication
8 stages of oral communication
oral communication is when you are speaking to someone verbally.
Speech is oral communication.
8 stages of oral communication
Listening is the weakest link in oral communication
oral communication is all about speaking and sharing ideas without writing
The communication that doesn't involve any word is called as Oral Business Communication.
Oral communication involves speaking and listening, allowing for immediate feedback and clarification. It can convey emotions, tone, and nonverbal cues through voice inflection and body language. Oral communication is often dynamic, interactive, and can help build relationships and trust.