Speaking extemporaneously means speaking or giving a presentation without prior preparation or relying heavily on notes or a script. It involves delivering information or ideas in a natural, conversational manner.
When speaking extemporaneously, you should be concise, clear, and engaging. It's important to maintain eye contact with your audience, use appropriate body language, and emphasize key points. Additionally, be prepared to adapt and respond to the audience's reactions and feedback.
Like all animals we need a way to communicate. We do not have long ears nor tails to show emotions and wants, we were somehow born with the want and need for knowledge. As this is an instinct (to learn) that other animals do not have (besides apes and monkeys) we have developed an advanced way of communication to support our knowledge. Now why is communicating so important? Imagine if an infant had no way to tell its mother it did not feel well or that it was hungry? Wouldn't the infant surely die? Or if we could not tell others what is wrong, then surely we would have to suffer.
"Quien habla contigo" in English translates to "who is speaking with you?"
I thought you were speaking in Spanish
French speaking countries
When speaking extemporaneously, you should be concise, clear, and engaging. It's important to maintain eye contact with your audience, use appropriate body language, and emphasize key points. Additionally, be prepared to adapt and respond to the audience's reactions and feedback.
he was crazy
Without previous study or meditation; without preparation; on the spur of the moment; suddenly; extemporaneously; as, to write or speak extempore., Done or performed extempore., Speaking or writing done extempore.
It is a synonym for impromptu. It means without preparation. An example would be, "I gave an extemporaneous speech in English class today".
tem, tempo time tempo, temporary, extemporaneously, contemporary, pro tem, temporal
Speaking throughout Instant Messenger.
Glossophobia - fear of speaking in public
speaking exaggeratively..making an hyperbole out of the whole situation
The latin verb 'loquens' translates as 'speaking'... 'loquendi' translates as 'speaking of'
it means speaking loudly.
who you speaking to
speaking tiwa