On September Wednesday 23, 2015 I gave my very first speech about culture in front of 23 random classmate. They all starring at me, waiting for me to say something, I was already sweating just searching for my Power-point. I am horrified of public speaking or facing large crowds of people, my uncomfortableness showed through my speech. I choose to talk about the Haitian culture not only because it’s my culture because no one really know the real facts about the Haitian culture. My purpose was to present some facts and details about the culture because all people know about the country is that it is the poorest country in the world and when you google it all you see is ruthless images which is not all true. We have some beautiful places and a powerful history that people never talk about or really knows, so in my speech I talked a little bit about our story and the foods. …show more content…
I just went straight to the computer searching for something to put on the speech I knew it was not going to be perfect, but I was confident in myself, thinking I’m going to do an okay job however that was not the case. But the intro was perfect just how I expected it to be, the thesis was clearly stated. I engaged very well, my transitions were used effectively I avoided grammatical errors, my volume and tone was appropriate, my gestures were on point and so was my delivery because I didn’t let the nerve get the best of me. at that time I was full with confidence and ready to get it over, so I can finally have a good sleep without talking to myself and wow the
Erik Alvarez Professor Bogusky December 02, 2015 INTRODUCTION Hello everyone, one of my earliest memories that I have from school is from my first day of kindergarten. I remember walking into my ESL, english as a second language class, & instantly being questioned as to why I was in there. My fellow classmates assumed I was asian because of how I looked and teased me to the point of tears. In reality, I am of Guatemalan origin.
IV. THESIS / Central Idea: The Haitian culture have many traditions and they all are important to us, our etiquettes, cuisine and music are what make us, Haitian stand out. V. (Preview) the three major point of Haitian’s traditions I am going to talk about are the A. Etiquette/ Custom B Cuisines C. Arts (Transition: Let's start with Etiquettes.)
John Rayburn, you are running for the next Congressman of Louisiana. That comes with unbelievable responsibilities and sacrifices, but there is no feeling greater than representing the state you know and love. We have a long campaign ahead of us, which means we should begin discussing our strategy. To preface that, I would like to share some knowledge I have learned through past campaigns. In order to have a solid and successful campaign, we must know all of the fundamentals surrounding us.
Informative Speech Outline By: Katherine M Perez-Arroyo 1. Speech Topic: The History of Puerto Rico and its ties to the United States 2. Attention-Getter: Hi, my name is Kat and I was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico and I would like to ask you a question I was asked a few years ago when I was living in Topeka, Kansas “What kind of documentation do I need to travel to and from Puerto Rico?
*ATTENTION – GETTER : Imagine you are a small child lying on the dirt road of Calcutta, India. You are severely dehydrated because no one you ask will offer you some of their water. You are weak because you have not eaten for days. You are painfully coughing from your tuberculosis.
Joshua Morgan Oral Communication Professor Currie General purpose-to inform Specific purpose- my classmates will be able to convey how I grew to have an intimate relationship with Haiti Central idea-Haiti has a special place in my heart Intro Attention grabber- Haiti is not a large country, Haiti 's border with the Dominican-Republic is only 159 miles. To put that in perspective, if you were to drive along the border at 60 mph 's, it would only take you 2 hours and 39 mins.
Knowing how to interact with people of other cultures has become an increasingly important issue as international communication and travel becomes more common. With more interactions between cultures, cultural misunderstandings become more common. The satirical book Fear and Trembling by Amélie Nothomb attempts to address this issue, pointing out what people often do wrong. Fear and Trembling is a story which follows Amélie, a young Belgian woman who goes to work for a Japanese company and struggles to fit in, committing many cultural faux pas along the way. Nothomb uses contrasting sentence structure between Amélie 's thoughts and her dialogue and actions to demonstrate the way that Westerners often ignore other cultures despite knowing better because they view themselves as more important.
If you don?t know about Mexican culture then I will tell you. I?m going to talk about my culture and that is Mexican culture. Yes,I?m Mexican. I am proud to be Mexican. What I am going to tell you about my culture is my religion,food,events, music and dance.
Haitian Vs Americans Culture According to Samuel Lagerlof “Culture is what remains when that which has been learned is entirely forgotten” (as cited in Usunied,1996, p.94). Every single country in the world possesses his own culture no culture is more important than another. They’re just different. However, Haiti’s culture differs from the United States in three major points; Values, religion, and norms.
The culture of Haiti is a diverse mixture between African and European cultures. Haiti culture was based on the French settlement in Haiti. Other cultures that influenced Haitian culture were Spanish Imperialism and people from the Caribbean. Some traditional holidays are Independence Day, which unlike the United States, is celebrated on the first of January. On January 2nd Haitians also celebrate Hero’s Day also known as Ancestors Day.
Louisiana is one of the southern most states in the United States. Its natural beauty and charm will leave you breathless. Louisiana has amazing festivals, state parks, history, and food. Louisiana has music in the air everywhere you go. You’ll never want to leave the great southern state of Louisiana.
I remember as a child being told these absurd stories that had been passed on from generation to generation, Myths if you will. Where there were so realistic and full of detail that I too began to start thinking it could possibly be true, but I didn’t want to put that illusion in my head that it was all true. So I associated them as being nothing more than a fantasy. Now the thing with some of these stories are they can be pretty intense to the point of being traumatized.
The speech that I made several years ago was a ceremonial speech. The speech was created and delivered by me to a graduating Law Enforcement Academy. With my speech, I tried to make it inspirational with hope, perseverance and success. New cadets are now going to look for work in several agencies throughout their desired counties in hope that they get hire and eventually promote and become leaders within the community. The room was full of family members or all ethnics groups.
There is the Statue Of Liberty! “FIRST CLASS MEMBERS MAY TAKE PICTURES WITH HER FIRST!!” Snap! Snap! Snap!
Throughout my speech, I looked at my notecards quite a lot and didn’t really look at the camera. The first speech I did, I looked at my notecards many times and people critiqued that. The beginning of my speech was great but my conclusion was really short and didn’t wrap up the whole essay. My speech was a little short from five minutes and I think it’s because I didn’t’ expand my conclusion more.