The host of the opening speech of the English dubbing competition

The use of language is very important when presiding over a speech.

First, the language expression is skillful and clear. Second, speak in the way you are used to and like. Third, there must be content. For example, when the audience praises you by praising English, they say Articulate to you, which means you speak very clearly. After you hear such comments, it actually means that your content has touched people.

See more, read more and imitate more. English hosts begin with imitation. Pay attention to the expression of language and use it flexibly. For example, this thank-you word:

Thank you for your warm welcome! Quite simply, people in English-speaking countries will say, "Thank you for the warm hospital that made me feel so welcome." Thank you for your enthusiasm, which makes me feel very popular.