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Casual conversation vs. formal public speaking (differences)

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  1. 7 August, 09:35
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    Casual Conversation:

    The volume of your voice is calm but enough for your voice to be audible.

    Having a causal conversation usually focuses on many different topics.

    Causal conversations don't need to be scripted or planned out.

    Formal Public Speaking:

    The volume of your voice needs to be loud enough for many people to cleary hear you.

    Having to publicly speak means you should have a central message in your speech.

    Public speaking are usually best to be planned ahead of time so you don't have to improvise.
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