speech

A discussion where people share ideas or feelings

The act of talking to other people, for example giving a speech

Talking to share information, often by phone or radio

To talk to share ideas or information with others

Sharing ideas and information by speaking to others

Talking to share information or ideas

A period with no sound or speech

Not speaking because someone cannot or chooses not to speak

Not speaking is often better than saying things you do not need to say

The right to say what you think in public without the government stopping you

The right to say what you think without fear of government punishment

Speech that attacks a group and encourages others to harm or treat them unfairly, like race, religion, gender

Words used to mean something different to create a strong picture

A talk a politician gives many times during a campaign about their main plans

Help for people who find talking difficult so others can understand them

A way of speaking that a person often uses, shown by accent or rhythm

A person who helps people who have trouble speaking or using words

A main talk at a meeting that gives the event's main idea

The last talk a person gives before leaving a job or event

A talk that makes people feel brave and ready to act

A class of words like noun, verb, or adjective

A sincere spoken message that shows deep feeling

A condition that makes it hard to say sounds correctly or use the voice well

Sharing ideas and information by speaking to others

Words that you say to do something, like asking or promising

A speech at a political meeting that officially proposes someone as a candidate

Difficulty speaking clearly that makes others hard to understand

A school event when people give speeches and students get prizes

A rounded shape in comics that shows what a character says or thinks

A single sound that people make when they talk

A device or program that makes a voice like a human

People who use the same language or dialect and follow the same rules for talking

The way the brain hears and understands spoken words

A speech that makes people very angry or causes unrest

The way a person makes clear spoken words other people can understand

A round shape in a comic that shows what a character says

A body part like the tongue or lips that makes speech sounds

How well people understand spoken words when there is background noise or bad sound

The pattern of strong and weak syllables that makes speech flow

A body part like the tongue or lips used to make sounds for talking

Speech that is hard to follow because the ideas do not connect

A computer program that labels each word as a noun, verb, or adjective

The range of high and low sounds in a person's voice

Rich loud speaking that sounds grand and a little showy

A part of how we speak that helps show the difference between words or sounds

A way of speaking that differs from the usual form used by local native adults

A problem that makes someone speak unclearly or have trouble saying words

A strong speech that makes people feel excited or amazed

A smooth, sweet way of speaking that sounds pleasant to hear

Words used to start or keep a friendly talk, not to give information

Words you hear from people talking nearby on the phone

A picture that shows speech sounds over time

A set of written signs that shows how to make speech sounds with the mouth

A very impressive talk that makes people want to act