DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY
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TODAY YOU'LL MASTER
Speak up
An invitation to share what you really think.
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What it really means
“Speak up” means “share your thoughts instead of staying quiet.” It encourages someone to voice an opinion or concern. It can also mean “talk louder,” but the encouraging meaning is far more common.
In one line: Share your thoughts instead of staying quiet.
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See it in action
THEMI had a concern but I didn’t mention it.
YOUYou should speak up — people want to hear it.
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Say it like a native
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✕ INSTEAD OF
You should voice your opinion rather than remain silent
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✓ TRY
Speak up.
Don’t be afraid to speak up.
Say something.
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CULTURE INSIGHT
Americans encourage people to speak up, especially quieter members of a group. Silence is often read as agreement, so a concern kept private may never be addressed. Inviting someone to speak up is a real kindness.
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YOUR CHALLENGE TODAY
Today, when you have a thought worth sharing, speak up. Notice how much it adds to the conversation.
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NATIVE ENGLISH INSIDER
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See you tomorrow,
Teacher Tiffani
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