Do you cringe at the sound of your voice? A lot of us do, and when speaking a second language like English, it could be for different reasons. But if you wish to speak English fluently, you have to become comfortable with your voice. In this episode I’ll talk about how your voice works, and why you shouldn’t change it to sound like someone else but find a place where your voice feels comfortable and sounds like YOU.
Go here to watch the video version of the episode: https://theaccentsway.com/do-you-hate-your-voice/
Videos mentioned in this episode:
- “Breathing & Voice” an interview with Ori, a yoga and breathing therapist https://youtu.be/-7MF_gRyj1c
- How to Use Your Voice in ENGLISH to Sound Powerful and Confident https://youtu.be/_QcygiLnKPw
- Do you change your voice when you speak English? Here’s why (+ listen to my voice in Hebrew?) https://youtu.be/qFbjwopad7c
And if you’re interested in learning more about your voice and how to use it effectively, make sure you get on the waitlist to my new program, New Sound.
We’re opening doors in October so the time is now. Click here for more details: https://hadarshemesh.com/newsound/
One Response
Hi Hadar!
A question about placement. You have said that it doesn’t matter (or I’ve understood that), but I’ve joined an Academy where they teach to me that I’ve to practice a low placement because it’s which belongs to American English (as low as in the chest). So the question: it’s important or not the placement? Can I feel comfortable soeaking English with a high placement?