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我明天要演讲 (yǎnjiǎng) 。I will give a speech tomorrow.
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Certainly! The term 演讲 (yǎnjiǎng) means "to give a lecture" or "to make a speech." Here are some common phrases that include 演讲:
1. 演讲比赛 (yǎnjiǎng bǐsài) - This means "speech contest" or "public speaking competition." It refers to events where participants deliver speeches to compete for prizes or recognition.
2. 演讲者 (yǎnjiǎng zhě) - This translates to "speaker" or "lecturer." It denotes a person who is giving the speech or lecture.
3. 演讲稿 (yǎnjiǎng gǎo) - This means "speech script" or "lecture notes." It refers to the written document that outlines what the speaker intends to say during their speech.
4. 演讲技巧 (yǎnjiǎng jìqiǎo) - This translates to "speech skills" or "public speaking skills." It encompasses the techniques and methods used to effectively deliver a speech.
5. 演讲主题 (yǎnjiǎng zhǔtí) - This means "speech topic" or "lecture topic." It refers to the main subject or theme that the speaker will discuss during their speech.
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Yes, there is a difference between 讲演 (jiǎngyǎn) and 演讲 (yǎnjiǎng). 讲演 (jiǎngyǎn) typically refers to a formal speech or lecture that is often academic or informative in nature. 演讲 (yǎnjiǎng), on the other hand, usually refers to a speech that is intended to persuade, inspire, or motivate an audience.
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