How to Remove Filler Words to Sound More Articulate

[@mehtabahmad1760]

First of all, I didn't know how to use this filler word, I watched your video and I know how to use it.

[@mohibquadri4053]

Excellent !
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[@fazalhayat7848]

Thank you, Kara Ronin. You have solved an important problem many of us facing in real time communication.

[@sunvaj6754]

Hello Kara, this information will help me to slow down my speaking. Sometimes, l rush my speaking because people don't listen well. And l hate doing that, but if l don't rush l don't have a chance to finish my speaking. In this situation, what would l do?

[@littlepurplediamond]

My main filler word is umm. I see it arise when I'm less familiar with a topic. I look forward to recording and practising your suggestions

[@alessiafaggian999]

Thanks Kara for your tips, recording and rewatching yourself is gold....
your suggestions go surprisingly against what I have been suggested to date from my mentors or colleagues; at work I speak English that is my second language and I have been told to never stay silent or awkwardly pause
My predominant filler words are "how to say \ what's the word"
worse the darning than the hole😅

[@kararonin]

I'm glad this video has given you a different perspective to think about, Alessia. The filler words you mentioned are so common when speaking a second language. But the better you become at expressing yourself, you'll naturally use them less and less.

[@serena_collins]

My filler words are “so” and “like.” I’m looking forward to trying that recording exercise!👍🏾

[@abdiazizhassanhersi9018]

Thanks for sharing this important and crucial knowledge for a good skpeaker

[@kararonin]

It definitely is! Thank you for watching.

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@mehtabahmad1760]

Very good video for me

[@MinaTee0]

I insert too many 'um's when speaking with colleagues so will try recording myself and practise pausing! thanks

[@kararonin]

Let me know how it works for you!

[@pleasestop1760]

So,that's my filler word.Thankyou for sharing.

[@anjusmith843]

I use .. uh

[@creativelifestyleplatform]

You know

[@stephensteele1213]

How to not sound like a liberal lmaooo