Language Skills In The Symposium

< p > < strong > (1) speaking should have < a href= "http:// www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > Logic < /a >.

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< p > logic is the order of speech.

That is to say, to speak in a clear and orderly way, not to be confused, not to be forgetful, to set things clear in a logical order, and to express the clear thinking of the speaker.

It also means that the speaker's point of view is clear, consistent, logical and logical.

This logic is the reasoning rule that the speaker should abide by.

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< p > < strong > (2) speak with a sense of propriety.

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< p > to speak with a sense of propriety, in other words, to speak in a degree.

Words are few and refined, and they are thoughtful and thoughtful.

And the speaking discretion determines the needs of many factors such as the object, topic and context of your conversation.

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< p > < < a href= > http:// > www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > > propriety > /a > the opposite is inefficiency.

Generally speaking, it is rude to speak to others, or to expose people's shortcomings in the face of others, or to say nothing.

These are all manifestations of "loss".

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< p > < strong > (3) < a href= "http:// www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > speech < /a > should be tactful and reserved.

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The main feature of euphemism is "P".

Euphemism is a kind of conversational art that is mild, gentle, clear and clear, and it is a way to express the original meaning implicitly in twists and turns.

The speaker specifically says something related to his original intention to express his original meaning.

This is a way of buffering in language communication. It can make the communication that may have been difficult become smooth and make the listener or audience understand the intention in a comfortable atmosphere.

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< p > here is an interesting case: Lincoln is tired of the long and complicated official reports delivered to the White House desk every day. He does not express his objection in that plain expression, but rather shows in a picture sentence which is almost impossible to be forgotten.

"When I send a man out to buy a horse," he said, "I don't want this person to tell me how many hairs the tail has.

I just want to know what its characteristics are.

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