First, find a good teacher.
Now that the Internet is so developed, any platform will have a lot of resources. I personally bought a course dedicated to teaching Himalayan sounds.
After buying the course, listen to it first. You need not be too careful. You just need to know how. Then, listen carefully for the second time, starting with the first audio and practicing with it.
Personally, I practice oral English while taking care of the baby. The baby thinks I'm making faces, interacting with me desperately and taking care of the baby's study correctly. This is killing two birds with one stone.
Second, practice crazily
After listening to the course, I began to practice crazily. First of all, while the baby slept for an hour and a half in the morning, I began to practice tongue twisters in front of the mirror. The content is to download the good pictures on the internet first and practice them twice a day.
Third, I practice reciting the emotional part. Because my voice is relatively emotionless, the teacher suggested that I practice from reciting poems. This part was carried out later and lasted about half a month.
Fourth, if you want to make your voice magnetic and attractive, you must work hard.
The tongue is rolled up and the tip of the tongue is pressed against the upper jaw. It should be held for a long time to make the tongue more flexible and the sound magnetic. Reading aloud every day with clear pronunciation and mellow voice can greatly improve the magnetism of your voice. Practicing tongue twister is the best way to exercise oral pronunciation ability. It is also a good way to imitate the pronunciation of your favorite host.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) is authoritative and decisive.
People who hesitate to speak are characterized by lack of authority and decisiveness, because someone sounds ambiguous rather than clear. People like this can try auditory imitation, which is the fastest way to solve this problem. Some people are very talented and make the fastest progress in imitating sound patterns. Is there anyone who imitates?