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Stuttering in diffrent languages

Stuttering in diffrent languages I'm curious, if you speak more then one language, do you see any differences between how you speak in each of them? I'm Polish and I speak English. I feel like I stut...

I believe this is because reading by yourself is not a form of communication. *You* aren't trying to communicate message to anyone or anything, not even yourself. Your eyes are doing that for you. S...

Personal Experience

Personal Experience I noticed something strange with my stammering. When I read aloud alone, my speech is much more fluent. But when talking to someone, blocks appear immediately. Does anyone else e...

You should totally do it! It’s weird how much more fluent I am in stream than I am at work or with friends. It’s still definitely there, but no where near as much...

What he is referring to I probably a delayed auditory feedback device, which is worn like a hearing aid. It tricks your brain into believing that you are speaking in unison with another person, which ...

I would seek get him in therapy, meditation and breathe work. perhaps assisted alternative medicinal therapy. Perhaps he wants the attention and needs people to feel sorry for him. I don't know his ...

Been looking into supplements for anxiety around speaking situations. Tried ashwagandha alone first and noticed a difference after about three weeks with my overall tension. Started taking MEO Nutriti...

Funny story, I knew I became fully fluent in my second language when I started stuttering in it. How good is your English? I've studied second language acquisition professionally and I think Steven ...

Why do I stutter in my native language, but not in English?

Why do I stutter in my native language, but not in English? I know it's not a speech impediment because I didn't use to stutter as a kid when I spoke Spanish. From high school to early college is when...

I've never had much success with just l-theanine and ashwaganda alone but I think the GABA neurotransmitter is the key neurotransmitter in the speech center of the brain. I've found this to be a mirac...

Question for group. Had a minor medical procedure yesterday, and can't talk, or whisper or make any sound for 3 days. Would you consider this a relaxing break from talking or super frustrating?

Question for group. Had a minor medical procedure yesterday, and can't talk, or whisper or make any sound for 3 days. Would you consider this a relaxing break from talking or super frustrating? ...

I try to switch words. That's kinda automatic Words that I speak terrible in one language feel easier in another. Helps me sometimes. (I can speak three languages)...

What will surprise you is as your fluency increases in english you will be likely to stammer. It's to do with different areas of the brain as you learn a language and music....

Yes me too. In fact the weaker my command over a language th more I stutter 🤷🏽‍♂️...

I find English has some musicality in it and that helps? it's not a flat language like Spanish, I stutter a lot in Spanish but people hardly notices when I speak English...

Me too, and i think it's because i don't speak in english so often.. so my memory does not contain any past situations where i stuttered in words except in my native language...

This is probably why I don't stutter at work, there's usually music playing in the background or in the car because the radio is on. I had never really thought about it because I don't always stutt...

That's so interesting how our minds work that simply listening to music or in your case a podcast can change how you speak. ...

I just said that to a friend today. Having one earbud in playing something or just the muffling of surrounding sounds helps my stutter a ton. Sounds throw me off bad when I speak, like I’ll be fluent ...

I’m so glad to have stumbled across your comment— I’ve been stuttering A LOT lately (mostly blocking with minimal repetition), like to the point I feel like I need to mention I have a stutter, which I...