When speaking to your child try to speak slowly and succinctly.
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The characters speak slowly and deliberately, and the events occur with a calm inevitability.
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Hecinia had to speak slowly in her low, raspy voice, but always chose her words correctly.
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Another strategy is to repeat the question and speak slowly to buy time and create a story.
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Though a transcript is not available, the host and guests generally speak slowly and clearly enough for English Language Learners to understand.
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Mr. Batmanglij has a tendency to speak slowly and cautiously, and is unafraid to give a succinct answer followed by a inscrutable laugh.
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All of the men on the show speak slowly and steadily, so sure that their audience will listen to everything they have to say.
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But Trump's slow start suggests he had been advised to speak slowly and (relatively) softly, in order to seem less unhinged and more presidential.
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He's a former prosecutor and so he said, speak less, ask more questions, speak slowly, don't give a long preamble, don't be a politician.
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He understands some of what people say as long as they speak slowly, but even then concepts are hard and reasoning with him can be difficult.
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Members of the committee frequently interrupted Ms. Yellen, who tends to speak slowly and at length, and showed frustration when she did not concede their points.
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A leaflet handed to new teachers provides some advice: don't move your hands too much, speak slowly and clearly, and remember to turn off the microphone at the end of the lesson.
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I've reached a point where I can speak slowly but intelligibly, use my right hand for some functional activities, and even walk with assistance in the water, on the treadmill, and around the house.
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Much of the traditional guidance was helpful, but I found myself learning so many things beyond "Speak slowly!" that the new information helped ease my fears and allowed me to really engage the people I was talking to.
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Laura Gitlin, a dementia researcher and director of The Center for Innovative Care in Aging at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, offered these suggestions in an article in the International Encyclopedia of Rehabilitation: Speak slowly, simply and calmly, make one or two points at a time, allow someone sufficient time to respond, avoid the use of negative words, don't argue, eliminate noise and distraction, make eye contact but don't stare, and express affection by smiling, holding hands or giving a hug.
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Her solitude intrigues him. They become friends even as the mysteries around her accumulate: that cello in the corner she refuses to play, the German language she refuses to speak... Slowly, they enter into a relationship that will challenge and change both of them.
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Renri makes other friends during his stay in Kaginomori, such as , an extremely quiet girl who only seems to talk to him. Much of the time, Aira does not change her facial expression. Renri's senpai, , is a genius with dreadful sleeping habits, and tends to speak slowly. She has a pair of dog ears, and a tail.
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On June 10, 1964, during the roll call for the historic, successful effort to break the filibuster on what would become the Civil Rights Act of 1964, when the clerk reached "Mr. Engle", there was no reply. The tumor had robbed Engle of his ability to speak. Slowly lifting an arm, he pointed to his eye, thereby signaling his affirmative vote ("aye").
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Voice recognition is a system that allows using one's voice in order to send messages, make phone calls and more. The most powerful voice entry systems can recognize thousands of words. It usually requires the speaker to speak slowly, distinctly and to separate each word with a short pause. This system can replace or supplement other input devices such as keyboards and different pointing devices.
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On 9 February the thieves opened a second line of negotiation, contacting Ballymany Stud directly and speaking to Drion. The call, which came in at 4:05 pm, was short. Drion was not a fluent speaker of English and struggled to understand the Irish accent of the caller; the caller similarly had problems with Drion's heavy French pronunciation. Ninety minutes later, the caller tried again, with Drion asking him to speak slowly.
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Muniba Mazari has gained fame in multiple areas, as an artist, activist, anchor, model, singer and motivational speaker. Most of her career, however, has been built on painting and motivational speaking. Muniba Mazari in a studio in 2015 While painting, she found a job working for Areeb Azhar to run his Facebook page for monthly wages. She also started work at her son's school for a startup project called Dheeray Bolo (Speak Slowly), which involved teaching Urdu at various schools.
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All friars were required to be trained and licensed by the church before they were allowed to preach. The friars studied treatises on sermon making. These treatises dictated that the preacher should speak slowly, clearly and in a serious manner; he was to remain focused; he should dress, speak, and behave in a conservative manner; and, when speaking, he should neither stand still nor be flamboyant with his gestures. Although the treatise dictated the friars follow these directives, the friars bent the rules as they saw fit.
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If a medical transcriptionist accidentally typed a wrong medication or the wrong diagnosis, the patient could be at risk if the doctor (or his designee) did not review the document for accuracy. Both the doctor and the medical transcriptionist play an important role to make sure the transcribed dictation is correct and accurate. The doctor should speak slowly and concisely, especially when dictating medications or details of diseases and conditions. The medical transcriptionist must possess hearing acuity, medical knowledge, and good reading comprehension in addition to checking references when in doubt.
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Choji who speak slowly, that made his words hard to be conveyed at times, is also the head of librarian. Usually, someone who stands besides him (such as Raizo or Kirimaru who are also librarians) had to be the 'translator' especially to those who don't meet Choji quite often. His expressions can get eerie with one big creepy smile, though his true emotions often contrast his face (such as he will smile creepily when he is hurt, and vice versa). Ironically, Shinbei's little sister Kameko found his smile to be attractive, and even had a crush on him at times.
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She ordered pamphlets describing the rooms of the house for tourists so they could understand everything, and had them translated into Spanish, French, Italian and Russian for foreigners. She had ramps installed for the handicapped and physically disabled. She instructed the police who served as tour guides to attend sessions at the Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (to learn how tours were guided "in a real museum"), and arranged for them to wear less menacing uniforms, with their guns hidden underneath. The tour guides were to speak slowly to deaf groups, to help those who lip-read, and Pat ordered that the blind be able to touch the antiques.
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After Li Cunxu, later in the year, captured the Later Liang capital Daliang in a surprise attack, causing Zhu Zhen to commit suicide and ending Later Liang, he made Zhu Shouyin the military governor of Zhenwu Circuit (振武, headquartered in modern Shuozhou, Shanxi) in 924, but did not have Zhu Shouyin go to Zhenwu to take up command; rather, he kept Zhu Shouyin at the new capital Luoyang to continue to oversee the soldiers both Han and non-Han. He was put in charge of the capital guards. It was said that because of his close association with the emperor, he looked down on generals with greater achievement and was in alliance with Li Cunxu's favorite actor, Jing Jin (景進). He also pretended to think and speak slowly, to try to take on the form of someone who is tolerant and quiet.
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Congratulatory address in the dialect of Forth and Bargy, presented to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland the Earl of Mulgrave Constantine Henry Phipps on his visit to Wexford in 1836 taken from the Wexford Independent newspaper of 15 February 1860. The paper's editor Mr Edmund Hore writes: > The most remarkable fact, in reality, in connexion with the address is this. > In all probability it was the first time regal or vice-regal ears were > required to listen to word of such a dialect; an it is even still more > probable that a like event will never happen again; for if the use of this > old tongue dies out as fast for the next five-and-twenty years as it has for > the same bygone period, it will be utterly extinct and forgotten before the > present century shall have closed. In order for a person not acquainted with > the pronunciation of the dialect to form anything like an idea of it, it is > first necessary to speak slowly, and remember that the letter a has > invariably the same sound, like a in “father”. Double ee sounds like e in > “me”, and most words of two syllables the long accent is placed on the last.
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