How to solve stuttering some difficult pronunciation?

From the situation you described, you have a difficult stutter. The two, l, and r you say are all difficult words for you. Why do these words become difficult for you?

One is because these sounds are all the top sounds on the tongue, and the tongue is so hard; The second is that these sounds must have appeared a lot in your life, or have appeared a lot in the past; The third is that you must have had the experience of saying failure on some occasions. These three reasons, combined with your excessive attention to these sounds, form your difficult words.

Once the difficult words are formed, due to the long-term difficulty in hair, it will make you form a habitual difficult to hair, which is why it is difficult to develop when you are not nervous, because your long-term difficult hair makes your muscles produce memories and form a habitual difficult hair. It is different from psychogenic dysphoria due to stress.

Why is your stutter still getting worse, if you try to avoid it? The problem lies precisely in the "you try to avoid". First of all, if you try to avoid it, you will pay attention to these difficult words, and when you see these difficult words when you speak, you will subconsciously worry, doubting yourself, "Can I say it well?"

Or suggest to yourself "I must say yes, don't stutter", often it is this thought process that leads to the accumulation of anxiety and nervousness, the more you cover up, the more nervous you are, the more you want to cover up, and finally "get your wish" stuttering. Second, when you try to avoid stuttering, you will think of ways that you think are reasonable, but many times these methods are wrong. For example, straining can cause you to develop a spasmodic stutter; For example, replacing or not speaking at all will reduce your confidence in speaking and aggravate psychological problems.

Difficult words are actually psychogenic. If you want to solve the problem, there are only two ways to go: one is through targeted training, so that these difficult words can be spoken, and after speaking, the psychological pressure can be relieved, the psychological problem will improve, and the language can be improved, and enter a virtuous circle.

The second is to accept it psychologically and not pay attention to your difficult words. What kind of mentality you say about other words, treat your difficult words with whatever mentality. If you can really do the same mentality as other words, then difficult words will not be difficult for you just like other words. Who:

You are afraid of not being confident in yourself, don't be afraid, the more you do this, the more you have to practice boldly, read more Chinese characters with this letter, and I believe there will be progress.

In short, I think that more practice, more reading, more talking, more confident, can be solved, the more afraid you are, the more afraid you dare to challenge, this will not work. Even if you say something wrong, it doesn't matter, let the people around you help you correct it, it will definitely be ok.

You can smile in the mirror every day and say: I want to be a happy and happy person!!

You can check "Zhang Jinghui** Trilogy" to find out, mainly on your own.

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences and the University Medical Center Gttingen have found the answer to the stuttering problem: overactivity in the right hemisphere is the key to stuttering.

The inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) in the right hemisphere of the brain is overactive, which inhibits the planning and execution of language activities, thus interrupting the fluency of speech.

If this area is overactive when we should have stopped moving, it can block the activity of other brain areas involved in the start and end of movements, especially verbal movements.

Difficult to pronounce, most stutterers have several sounds that they find particularly difficult to pronounce, and the difficult pronunciation is not exactly the same for every stutterer. If you find it difficult to pronounce a word, he may not find it difficult to pronounce, but you may find it difficult to pronounce. Although a word is difficult to pronounce, it also has to do with the word that follows it, for example"Nanjing"Two words stutterer, said"Nantong"can be unimpeded.

Difficult to pronounce on the first word of a word, but not difficult to pronounce if it appears on the second word, as said"Multiples"When stuttering, said"several times"I don't stutter. The difficulty in pronouncing is caused by excessive attention to the word. It is not that the articulatory organs have any defect in this difficult pronunciation.

Once you say that a word stutters, you pay attention to it, and the next time you stutter, you pay more attention to it. In the process of repeated stuttering, the experience of difficult hair is reinforced, and the attention to this situation will be more persistent, and the difficult experience will be fixed. When I read the text aloud, I saw that there was a difficult pronunciation in the next line, and I became scared, and I thought that I was going to stutter again, so I didn't dare to breathe, so I accelerated and read it at a faster pace, and I wanted to bring the difficult pronunciation over, but I had to get stuck when I read the word.

So is it okay to write out all the difficult pronunciations one by one and practice more? Not good. More practice is equivalent to telling yourself more that this word is difficult to pronounce, and the more you practice, the more persistent you will be to pay attention to it.

One patient marked the difficult pronunciation of the speech and practiced it many times, until he stuttered all the marked words when he spoke. One patient didn't have a lot of difficulty pronouncing words, but after two days, these words became difficult for him to pronounce. Another patient wanted to figure out how many difficult sounds he had, so he took out a dictionary and flipped through it page by page, trying to figure it out word by word"Great"words, say it several times"Great", the more I talk about it, the more I feel it's hard, see"Small"words, say it several times"Small", also so hard, ever since"Great" "Small"Both words are really hard to pronounce.

There was only one"times"Words are hard to pronounce, find in the dictionary with"times"Words with the same or similar sounds, such as:"Bey", "Back", "arm""cups" "Prepared"It's hard to start. After a dictionary is opened, the difficulty in pronunciation has increased several times, and the stuttering has increased several times. The reader thinks the author is joking?

No! People who stutter will believe that it is true. So, if you already know that you have a few difficult pronunciations, you don't have to think about it anymore.

There was a patient who was asked which word was difficult to pronounce? He replied that he didn't know, and that he didn't need to know. When I need to speak, whether it is difficult to pronounce or not, master the pronunciation and open my mouth to speak. This is the right attitude that patients should take.

Intractable stuttering is generally accompanied by chest tightness and air blockage, which is the most serious one, the first word at the beginning of each sentence can not be spoken, although a sentence has been thought about many times, a lot of preparations have been made, but as soon as you open your mouth, you are so anxious that your eyes are staring, although it takes a lot of effort, you can only make a dull and low voice in your throat"Hmmm""Hmmm""Hmmm"Voice, or the sound of Si Si speechless, people with intractable stuttering generally have a strong psychological awareness before speaking, but once they say it at the beginning, they will speak more fluently later, and at this time, they will want to finish all the words in one go. Because I didn't dare to stop, I was afraid that after I stopped, it would be difficult to ...... again

It will be a vicious circle, affecting my life and work development.

Refractory stuttering is not a disease, it is simple, it is just a bad language habit, it can be completely corrected through corrective learning, stuttering for more than half a year, participating in corrective learning is the most direct and effective method!

Stuttering is a language problem that people are not unfamiliar with, stuttering phenomenon can be seen everywhere in daily life, whether it is a child or an adult is likely to stutter, that is, a young child has the possibility of stuttering from the beginning of speaking, stuttering has many negative effects, once stuttering is found, it should be treated with caution, and actively correct and improve stuttering.

1.Stuttering is painful, stuttering people can be easy to stutter words or words statistics, separate targeted correction training, easy to pronounce words or words Qiyou to correct the stuttering problem will naturally improve a lot, and then carry out some other aspects of stuttering correction training.

2.When the stutterer is about to stutter or has already stuttered, he can quietly stop talking first, and mentally rethink what he wants to say before saying it again.

3.Stutterers can go outdoors to read or sing aloud, stuttering seems to be a problem in the mouth is in principle caused by psychological problems, stutterers can go outdoors to read or sing more can gradually overcome the fear of not daring to speak in their hearts.

Refractory stuttering is a very common stuttering symptom and is easy to correct! As long as you do it correctly, you will be able to speak fluently!

Yang Beibei's parents in Xuanwu District were transferred from Henan to Beijing to work, and she also followed her parents to Beijing to go to school. Speaking with a slight accent is not too much of a problem, in fact, quite a few children in Beijing speak English with a Beijing accent, and some people call it Beijing English. We don't think it's terrible for people from Henan or Beijing to speak English with an accent.

Here's what Aunt Lena thinks about the issue.

Hello Yang Beibei:

People say you have a Henan accent? Because you're from Henan, it's normal. You know I have a French accent when I speak English (French is my native language), and when I speak Italian, some people think I'm German.

Black people speak English differently than white people. How do we distinguish British, Americans, Canadians and Australians when they all speak English? through their accents.

Why do two Canadians have different accents when speaking English? That's because one is a native English speaker and the other is not. Why does the English spoken by three Americans sound different?

That's because one is from New York, one is from Texas, and the other is from California.

Since we come from different places, we naturally have our own accents, don't we? Ignore them! Still talking!