How to make your language concise and concise 5

Talk more and practice more, read more and use more, think about it before you speak, and stay silent when you can't say it or can't say it!

Do you like classical Chinese? I often read some classics, Lanting Collection Preface, Chibi Fu, read more words, and speak more powerfully.

Conversations with certain people in certain contexts, such as; If you speak to your boss, you can't bring it to your family.

How to practice? Do more verbal analysis when encountering problems·· Oral analysis is different from other analysis, it tests people's ability to adapt to changes, think carefully and express themselves. After oral analysis, if there is anything to add, that is, what is lacking... It's a long process... I said I didn't reach it...

You have to be smart to be concise...

There are many advantages, those with black bellies are concise in language, and the person you communicate with will think that you are a very wise and thoughtful person. It gives people a calm and neat image. But it's not so easy to be concise.

If you have the ability to be concise everywhere, then you can say this to everyone.,Of course, you have to do more things that can show your charm.。。。

To be honest, speaking concisely and in place has a lot to do with a person's personality, and it is also inseparable from the surrounding environment. So, you'll have to talk about those situations specifically to help you.

But not necessarily for everyone.

Quite simply, talk less. Learn to listen and speak when it's time to speak. It feels like you're very substantial.

It will make it easier for people to understand what you mean. And at the same time it won't make people think you're annoying... The solution is to get to the point.

You should practice more so that you can save more time! It can also be understood!

Look at the demand.

If you want to make a report with your boss or boss, of course, you need to be concise, but if you are talking to your classmates.

The longer the conversation, the more it will promote the relationship.

As for how to be concise.

It's just to think twice before you speak.

You can rehearse what you want to say in your mind.

Just pick out the key points.

This training is cumulative over time.

You can refer to the speech contest more.

2. Know the key points you need to express, and don't need to say what you don't need to explain.

3. If you want to improve your language level, get close to the person you think is concise, find out the wording of his speech, figure it out slowly, and then summarize it yourself, so as to improve yourself.

This is my own experience.,It's more messy to write.,I'll take a look.,I hope it helps you!

To be concise is to ask you to speak to the point.

Everyone is so busy.

Who has the patience to listen to you talk a lot. Isn't it.

Practice all day long and get along with people who you feel are concise in their speech.

Speak concisely and concisely:

Reservations: Excessive arguments are not helpful and unself-contained. In general, one should not rush to express one's attitude or express one's opinion, leaving people uncertain. Cautious silence is shrewd evasion.

Know yourself: Promote your most outstanding talents and nurture the others. As long as you know your strengths and grasp them, all people will be prominent in something.

Don't exaggerate: Hyperbolism is detrimental to truth and can easily cast doubt on your perception. The shrewd person restrains himself, shows caution, speaks concisely and to the point, and never exaggerates himself.

Overestimating oneself is a form of lying. It can damage your reputation and have a very bad impact on your relationships. It is detrimental to your grace and intellect.

Adapt to the environment: survive the fittest, don't spend too much energy on chores, and maintain good relationships between colleagues. Don't show off yourself every day, or others will get bored with you.

There must always be something new to the people. People who show a little bit every day will keep expectations alive and won't bury your talents.

Learn from each other's strengths: Learn from others' strengths and make up for your own shortcomings. When communicating with friends, treat everyone with a humble and friendly attitude.

Treat your friends as teachers, blend useful knowledge with humorous words, and what you say will be praised and what you hear will be learned.