### speech:

Human speech
* acts as a code.
* combination of frequencies and rhythms.
* consists of sentences, words and syllables.
* has two distinctive yet complementary functions and modes.
* is produced by our lungs and vocal folds
  - vibrating our vocal cords and transmitting the sound through the air
  - soul energy generated by bodily organs
* is, perhaps, the ultimate form of communication.
+ Nosferatu, Reception: Silent movies :: Movies based on books
  * Human speech dissipates the shadows and makes a room seem normal. Those things that live only at night do not need to talk, for their victims are asleep, waiting.

### speech | jargon:

Gobbledygook
* are jargon.
* is jargon

Lecture
* are addresses.
* are located in conferences
  - courses
  - part of courses
  - rebukes
  - teaching

Magic spell
* come packaged in the form of coins, or coinfeigms.
* fall into four categories, such as attack, healing, and status magic.

Monologue
* are a way of life
  - speechs
* happen when one person does all the talking.

Oral presentation
* is an art, a skill that everyone can master
  - fundamental to the communication of the gospel
  - important in the communication of the gospel
* provides opportunity
  - valuable opportunity

### speech | oral presentation:

Public debate
* are competition
  - debatings
* can change attitudes, which in turn can influence politicians.
* is one of the few individual rights that remains intact in our society
  - oral presentation

Recitation
* aloud is the traditional method of education.
* are classes
  - matter
* is oral presentation
  - the most important step in transferring material from short term to long term memory

Political speech
* is that which has received the highest protection in our country.
* is the avenue our Constitution provides to foster political change
  - core of the twin liberties of freedom of speech and freedom of the press
  - most fundamental speech in our form of government

### speech:

Private speech
* takes place when children talk to themselves.
+ Sociocultural Theory, Sociocultural Theory, Private speech
  * Private speech takes place when children talk to themselves. Vygotsky saw this as the starting point for all mental developments. Oxford University Press. In simpler terms, Vygotsky thought that it was by using private speech that a child's biological instincts were made into culturally acceptable ways of acting. He suggested that children spoke to themselves as a way of guiding themselves through an action. Through relationships with more capable people, children get information and use that understanding in their private speech.

Pronunciation
* can convey grammatical information.
* change from generation to generation.
* is an important part of the basic language learning process
  - equally important when it comes to learning a foreign language correctly
  - the proper sounding of consonants, vowels and the accentuation of each syllable
  - utterances

### speech | pronunciation:

Speech pattern
* are also a way of distinguishing the different voices.
* is pronunciation

Prosody
* belongs to anyone who writes or wants to write or enjoy poetry.
* encompasses nonlinguistic, linguistic and paralinguistic features.
* is correct for grammatical, non-verbal markers, and affective purposes
  - the pattern of accented and unaccented syllables in the flow of sound
  - usually abnormal in children with autism

### speech:

Regionalism
* are foreign policy
  - loyalty
* can also encourage a common approach to issues in international debate or negotiation
  - integrate regional decision-making and local control
* continuous process of evolution.
* extends back to earliest recorded history.
* is an important concept in geography now
  - one area that adds to the internal pressures in the party system
  - very important in Ukraine as are regional ideas and approaches to identity
* results at most in the creation of new, smaller nation-states.