HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC
PUBLIC
SPEAKING:
There
are many kinds of public speaking professions we can find in our daily life.
They
can be:
- Master of Ceremony
- Orator / speaker
- News Reader
- Presenter etc.
What
should someone have to be one of the possessions above?
Generally
speaking, when people want to be confident to speak in public they should have
a great courage or confidence.
How
to build such confidence?
It can
be practiced since we are young. We should be commonly practicing a speaking in
public.
In
public, we can use the areas or environment we live in such as home, school,
class, and club for practicing and practicing speaking.
In
order to get the most out of this course and to get it with rapidity and
dispatch, do these four (4) things:
- Start this course with a strong and persistent desire.
Enumerate
the benefits this training will bring you. Arouse your enthusiasm for it.
Think
what it can mean to you financially, socially and in terms of increased
influence and leadership. Remember that upon the depth of your desire will
depend on the swiftness of your progress.
- Prepare.
You
can’t feel confident unless you know what you are going to say.
- Act confident.
“To
feel brave” act as if we were brave, use all of our will to that end, and a
courage fit will very likely replace the fit of bears, mean horses and
gun-fighters by the method. You can conquer your fear of audiences by taking
advantage of this psychological fact.
- Practice.
This
is the most important point of all. Fear is the result of a lack of confidence;
a lack of confidence is the result of not knowing what you can do; and that is
caused by a lack of experience. So get a record of successful experience behind
you, and your fears will vanish.
Thus,
the common proverb “Practice Makes Perfect” is a must we have in
our mind.
What
should we say in public?
Commonly
expressions or utterances are the first place that we have in our brain.
Look
at the following expressions to be capable to speak in public.
- Appropriate Greetings and Addresses.
Greetings:
Good
morning
Good afternoon / Good day
Good
evening
Assalaamu’alaikum
warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. (Peace be upon you)
Addresses:
a.
To
the King or Queen
·
His
most Gracious Majesty,
King Fahd of Saudi Arabia.
·
Her
most Gracious Majesty,
Queen
Elizabeth of the United Kingdom.
b.
To
the President, Minister
·
The
Honorable Bill Clinton, The
President of United States of America
·
The
Honorable Fuad Hasan, The
Minister of Education and Culture of Republic of Indonesia.
c.
To
the Ambassador
·
The
Honorable Robert L. Berry, the
U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia and Mrs. Berry.
·
His
Excellency Robert L. Berry, the
U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia and Mrs. Berry.
d.
To
the Religious Leader
·
Your
Excellency, Rev. (Reverend) KH.
Abdul Jaddeq
·
Your
Excellency, Rev. Narada,
Maha – Thera.
·
Your
Holiness, Pope John
Paul.
e.
To
the public.
·
Ladies
and Gentlemen,
·
Dear
the Headmaster of Senior High School 10,
·
Dear
the Jury of the Contest,
·
Dear
the Chairman of the committee.
·
Dear
Friends,
·
Dear
Bothers and Sisters,
·
Distinguished
Guests,
- Related topic to say (Content)
The
content is based on the related topic being discussed. This will be explained
in another unit.
- Appropriate Closing.
Closing:
Good-bye,
Good
night,
Till
then, good-bye
I
think that’s all. Good-bye.
Time is up. Good-bye.
The
following complete example of Speaking in Public by Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize from
Pakistan
Nobel
Lecture, December 10, 2014
by
Malala Yousafzai
Pakistan.
Bismillah hirrahmanir rahim. In the name of God, the most merciful,
the most beneficent.
Your Majesties, Your
Royal Highnesses, distinguished members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee,
Dear sisters and
brothers, today is a day of great happiness for me. I am humbled that the Nobel
Committee has selected me for this precious award.
Thank you to everyone
for your continued support and love. Thank you for the letters and cards that I
still receive from all around the world. Your kind and encouraging words
strengthen and inspire me.
I would like to thank
my parents for their unconditional love. Thank you to my father for not
clipping my wings and for letting me fly. Thank you to my mother for inspiring
me to be patient and to always speak the truth—which we strongly believe is the
true message of Islam. And also thank you to all my wonderful teachers, who
inspired me to believe in myself and be brave.
I am proud, well in
fact, I am very proud to be the first Pashtun, the first Pakistani, and the
youngest person to receive this award. Along with that, I am pretty certain
that I am also the first recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize who still fights
with her younger brothers. I want there to be peace everywhere, but my brothers
and I are still working on that.
For detail
please download the Nobel Peace Prize Speech in pdf.
www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2014/yousafzai-lecture_en.pdf
For watching please download this video on Youtube.
Video:
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