anthrophobia
Jan 07th 2009 23:57
I attended the studying club where I have been going for 3 weeks to study english today.
Whenever I go there, I feel a bit nervous.
Because I am forced to speak english in front of many people, usually eventhough I speak korean to the public I am really nervous and frustrated.
But the people who made a presentation in the front today looked confident and their voices didnt were quivered(trembled)
I have a kind of anthrophobia.
I want to get over it but I dont know how to overcome anthrophobia.
Some people say that if you see the people who are in front of you as animals, it makes you feel better and more comfortable.
I tried to do this many times but it doesnt work to me.
They still looked like people who stared at me.
Is there anyone who knows the effective way to overcome anthrophobia?
Whenever I go there, I feel a bit nervous.
Because I am forced to speak english in front of many people, usually eventhough I speak korean to the public I am really nervous and frustrated.
But the people who made a presentation in the front today looked confident and their voices didnt were quivered(trembled)
I have a kind of anthrophobia.
I want to get over it but I dont know how to overcome anthrophobia.
Some people say that if you see the people who are in front of you as animals, it makes you feel better and more comfortable.
I tried to do this many times but it doesnt work to me.
They still looked like people who stared at me.
Is there anyone who knows the effective way to overcome anthrophobia?
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Today, I attended the studying club (to which)/(whither) I have been going for 3 weeks to study English.
Whenever I go there, I feel a bit nervous. ( you can combine this with the following sentence)
Because I am forced to speak english in front of many people, although usually even when I speak Korean to the public I am really nervous and frustrated.
But the people who made a presentation in the front today looked confident and their voices didnt were quivered(trembled)
I have a kind bit of speech anxiety.
I want to get over it but I dont know how to overcome anthrophobia speech anxiety.
I tried to do this many times but it doesnt work to for me.
They still looked like people who were staring at me.
I would say before the speech, just breathe deeply and clear your mind. Stand up straight and confident. Don't use any "ah"s or 'erms' in your speech, just make slight pauses instead. Also, maybe instead of looking at the people in the crowd, look behind them, and just try to project your voice to the end of the room.
I attended the studying club where in which I have been going for 3 weeks to study english today.
Because I am forced to speak english in front of many people, although usually eventhough I speak korean to the in public, I am really nervous and frustrated.
They still looked like people who are staring at me.
But another great way to get rid of the anxiety is by continually practicing in front of maybe friends and families until you become more comfortable and capable of speaking to a random person perhaps. Later on you can get use to it and being able to speak in public. But anyways good luck in it
hwaiting!!!!
But The people who made a presentation in the front today looked confident and their voices didnt were quivered(trembled)
I want to get over it, but I dont know how to overcome anthrophobia. (speech anxiety is better for those who don't know scientific terms)
I tried to do this many times, but it doesnt work to for me.
1) Make sure you are well prepared. Read over things by yourself as much as you can, until you start to feel comfortable.
2) Just pretend your confident. Speak loud and slow while making eye contact with your audience. Pretend you are an actor reading over a scene.
3) Just relax. Everyone else is probably just as nervous as you are. If you make a mistake it is O.K. No one expects you to be perfect. Your a student learning just like everyone else.
The more you speak in public the better, and more confident you will become.
Good Luck!