Do you consider yourself eloquent when you speak?
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Yes, I do consider myself eloquent. Although I tend to easily get distracted.
But my vocabulary is extensive in both Romanian and English.
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Yes I do. I've always had good diction and spoken well. I'm always polite and only swear when I'm angry or frustrated. As an introvert, I'm better at the written word than spoken and have always excelled at writing. I love journalling and get praised by people who read it. I'm better at expressing myself by writing down how I feel.
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nah eyy! I think I'm enthusiastic but not very well-spoken on the regular! Though I do switch it up in professional places, or when I'm having a serious discussion. Otherwise, I'm very carefree and use a whole lotta slang.
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that $50 words...that's peak right there. Use that on your next TED talk
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that $50 words...that's peak right there. Use that on your next TED talk
absolutely! The no nonsense approach to tasks at hand my Lord!
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Sometimes I'm not that good at explaining stuff while writing in English. Sometimes it is because of the fact that it isn't my first language.
I try to use correct grammar and spelling, when I write. As if I'm writing a school assignment or something similar.
I try not to curse, even though that does happen. (I feel like I curse more on text than I do orally)
When I'm speaking in Faroese, which is my native language, I sometimes try to speak as "Faroese" as possible. (meaning not using Danish or English words when I speak it) But it depends on, who I'm talking to.
Also, when I'm writing in Faroese, I try to write it as Faroese as possible. (I might seem a bit formal while writing it)
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Yes, I have to be due to my profession and I end up applying in my personal life.
We have too much influence over other people, because they trust us. One thing I say wrong could change someone's route in life. Mind you that most of the time I work with autistic kids and teenagers, so I have to be responsible for what I say to their parents.
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1000% not
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Sometimes I'm not that good at explaining stuff while writing in English. Sometimes it is because of the fact that it isn't my first language.
I try to use correct grammar and spelling, when I write. As if I'm writing a school assignment or something similar.
I try not to curse, even though that does happen. (I feel like I curse more on text than I do orally)
When I'm speaking in Faroese, which is my native language, I sometimes try to speak as "Faroese" as possible. (meaning not using Danish or English words when I speak it) But it depends on, who I'm talking to.
Also, when I'm writing in Faroese, I try to write it as Faroese as possible. (I might seem a bit formal while writing it)
I'm like you with English, I can never explain myself well enough. But I struggle with my own native language too (though it improved after I started working and speaking in a more professional setting).
I don't curse too much in English orally either because it doesn't come naturally to me. In my native language well, that's a different story.
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I talk very broken up, kind or erratic and lots of pausing to collect my thoughts, which makes people interrupt me a lot as they think I'm finished talking, I definitely wouldn't describe my way of speaking as eloquent.
Plus I often talk way too quiet without meaning to.
(English is my first and only language)
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i'm better at texting
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When I write, yeah, I make sure that my spelling, grammar, and punctuation are correct and that what I'm writing makes sense. For some reason, I don't care as much when I'm just sending texts though. But when making posts here, yeah.
When I'm speaking, ehhh. I don't think I pay attention to it but I think sometimes it just comes naturally.
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Yes. But I struggle in english as I’m not an native english speaker.
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