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I was going to post something weird but I thought it was pointless so I'll share here. When I was little I used to stand on my tiptoes in the pool with only my face stuck out of the water , ears subme...

I don't stutter when I'm able to completely relax myself and talk lying down facing the ceiling?

I don't stutter when I'm able to completely relax myself and talk lying down facing the ceiling? Its like that Simpsons episode where Homer gets a back injury and when he lies down he becomes an amazi...

I had a horrid stutter as a child. Had 6 years or so of speech therapy with a great teacher. Singing in choir also helped me a ton. I still have a stutter in certain situations, most people don't noti...

I'm Dutch and had to learn English, German and French. I stutter a lot when reading, no matter what language. Dutch and German are allright when speaking, but English and French are terrible when spea...

So I developed a stutter when I was in about 3rd, or 4th grade. It started after I began taking one of many ADHD medications. It was either Ritalin or Straterra, can't remember which. It was fairly ba...

Speaking is a complicated motor action made up of many components( thinking about words,hesitation,rhythm,muscle coordination, breathing coordination). If you take away one of these components, your s...

This is really interesting, actually. I'm the complete opposite. Reading from a text is an absolute nightmare for me, but a normal conversation is normally quite easy. ...

Performers who stutter

Performers who stutter Looking for performers who stutter to participate in a survey about performance: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QDT9W2W totally anonymous and you're helping a sad and desperat...

That seems very odd to me because I'm 100% the opposite haha. When I read something aloud, I feel that I have to say exactly the words on the page, so there's always a syllable around the corner that ...

Those two are not the same and place a different demand on your speaking system. When reading out loud you can anticipate words and you aren't communicating with someone. ...

I don't stutter when I read words from text out loud, but I stutter speaking too people, what is going on?

I don't stutter when I read words from text out loud, but I stutter speaking too people, what is going on? ...

Yes, it's definitely a rhythmic language so that could be the reason I stutter much less. Also, when speaking other languages my brain has to process a lot of stuff that doesn't come naturally, so tha...

I speak English, Hebrew and russian. I stutter the worst in Russian because it's the language I know the worst out of the three, I don't speak it often, I don't have the rythem down. Every language...

I actually stutter worse in other languages. I think it's due to added nerves and not having the "rhythm" down though. Note: I'm not fluent in the other languages...still a newb....

I speak shitty Spanish, and I still stutter on it. I don't know anything about Japanese, but it seems like it's a very rhythmic language with lots of inflections, almost like singing. Maybe that's w...

I can speak English and Spanish fluently. I took 4 semesters of Japanese. Each new language I learn, I stutter less in. Spanish is my worst as its my native, English is better. Japanese it doesn't ha...

Wow, that's a lot of language. I speak English and a little bit of Spanish and Mandarin, and I still stutter in all 3 :/...

Do you stutter when speaking foreign languages?

Do you stutter when speaking foreign languages? Hi guys, I know we're not allowed to give out personal information so I'll keep it as vague as possible. I've been living abroad for the past 10 years ...

I stutter in English and German but not in Chinese. It might be because a lot of the sounds that trip me up are barely (or never) used in Chinese....

Don't beat yourself up. I gave my first lesson plan last week and started off with a stutter, but found my footing. Do you stutter when you sing? Because I find changing my voice results in me not stu...