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The purpose of speaking is to convey information to another person. As long as you are accomplishing this, your volume, enunciation, tonality, etc. doesn't matt
by a3voices 12y ago
The purpose of speaking is to convey information to another person. As long as you are accomplishing this, your volume, enunciation, tonality, etc. doesn't matter.
- strathmeyer 12y agoWhen people mumble, it seems they aren't properly communicating information to themselves. It can make them seem like a social deviant.
- bengali3 12y ago^
- rottyguy 12y agoFunny, I've always thought this as well. Especially with "Grammar" police. I think the human mind is the best mal-formed HTML parser ever written :-)
- cryptophreak 12y agoWhile a strict interpretation of your statement technically evaluates as true, it’s worth noting that volume, enunciation and tonality can themselves carry information which alters the meaning of your communication.