Speech Culture

Speech Culture

Speech culture is a branch of linguistics, which sets and explains standards of oral and written literary language.

Two Stages of Speech Culture

The basis of choice in speech culture is lexical, phraseological and grammatical synonymy.

The Objective of Speech Culture

defining objective language standards in pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar;

standards which reflect the traditions enshrined in literature by artists in words;

language development trends, which renew the standard.

Content of Speech

For evaluating the content of speech, the following criteria can be used:

Logic of Speech

The thought must have a clear structure and also some value.

Basic laws of logic must be observed:

law of identity,

law of sufficient reason,

law of contradiction,

law of the excluded middle.

Structure of Speech

Mastership in composition can be achieved if you:

know the objective, the main idea of your speech, can easily find examples, have great imagination;

know the receptor of the speech, can feel and predict the reaction and change the speech composition on the spot because of this reaction;

can answer quickly, especially in a dialogue;

can be oriented towards the type of speech and the genre of utterance;

can feel free during the act of oral speech, can easily use paralinguistic means, gestures, "play" with prosodic means.