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This topic is about Nine-year-old
speaking champion. Whether speaking English from a pre-planned script or
speaking “off the cuff” (without planning), nine-year-old Onrampha Souvannavong
from Sriwittayapaknam School is a champion.
Speaking in a second language is not easy when
someone suddenly puts a microphone in your hand and turns on their video camera
– even if you are a national speech contest winner like nine-year-old Onrampha
Souvannavong from Sriwittayapaknam School. I think she did very well under the
circumstances. The first example from Onrampha is clearly memorised, the same
speech she gave at the National Speech Contest 2012 held recently in Bangkok by
the Office of the Basic Education Commission (Obec). Onrampha was the winner
for Prathom 1-3 (Grade 1-3) category. You'll quickly notice that she speaks
English very clearly and naturally. The second speaking task was a bit more
difficult since it was “off the cuff”, done without having a chance to plan
what she was going to say. She was given the task of explaining how she learned
English so well. Here she really proves she can speak English without the need
for memorisation.
I think, everybody had difference ability so
everybody should to show ability of oneself for improve oneself.
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Vocabulary
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Pronounce
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Meaning
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script
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/ skrɪpt /
noun
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a written text
of a play, film/movie, broadcast, talk, etc
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circumstance
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cir • cum • stance
/ sɜrkəmstæns /
noun
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the conditions
and facts that are connected with and affect a situation, an event or an
action
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category
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cat • egory
/ kætəɡɔri /
noun
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a group of
people or things with particular features in common
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memorize
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mem • or •
ize
/ meməraɪz /
verb
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to learn sth
carefully so that you can remember it exactly
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