I have a big tongue, but it’s not long but rather wide. When I speak fast, I can’t understand anything clearly, and sometimes spittle spurts out. How can I explain it clearly?

In fact, you care more about what others think of you. When you speak, you often focus on others rather than the content of what you say. You care too much about other people's evaluation of you for fear of affecting your image. In fact, everyone cares most about himself and pays little attention to others. When speaking, there is no need to deliberately control the speed of speech, which will make things worse. You should focus on the content of your speech.

It doesn’t matter. You can speak slowly. If you speak too fast, you will not be able to pronounce clearly. You can pay attention to which words you will not pronounce clearly when you say them. The next time you speak, Speaking of which, slow down and it will be much better.