jibber-jabber - drmolení, blábolení

noun - speech that's too fast and difficult to understand, especially because the speaker is excited

lisp - šlapání si na jazyk, šišlání

noun - a speech fault in which a person can't pronounce 's' or 'z' sounds properly

preface - napsat předmluvu, předznamenat

verb - to write an introduction for a book; to say something before you begin your speech

 

message - poselství, vzkaz, sdělení

noun - the important idea in something (in a speech, in an article, in a book etc.)

 

discourse - debata, diskuze, rozmluva, rozprava, promluva

noun, formal - a formal discussion of a topic in speech or writing; written or spoken communication or debate

 

colloquialism - hovorový výraz, nespisovný výraz

noun - a word or a phrase that is only used in informal speech, not in formal writing

stutter - koktání, zadrhávání (v řeči)

noun - a speech problem when you can't speak properly, because you pause a lot and repeat sounds

stammer - koktání

noun - a speech problem when you can't speak properly, because you pause a lot and repeat sounds

 

boo - vypískat, bučet (nespokojeně)

verb - to show when we don't like an actor's performance, a speaker's speech etc. by shouting 'boo'

 

boo - fuj

interjection - the word or sound we make when we don't like an actor's performance, a speaker's speech etc.

 

reworking - předělání, přepracování

noun - the process of improving a speech, piece of writing, etc., or something that has been changed in this way

stutter - zakoktat se, koktat, zadrhávat

verb - to make unvoluntary repetition of certain syllables or sounds, esp. because of being nervous of having a speech impediment

preach - kázat

verb - to give a religious speech, to tell somebody what to do and try to persuade them that it is right

 

vernacular - lidový, hovorový, obecný, místní, nářeční

adjective, technical - spoken or written in the native language of a particular region or group; characteristic of everyday, informal, or local speech or style

stammer - koktat

verb - to speak in a way that you repeat sounds and have difficulty pronouncing things correctly, especially because you are nervous or have a speech disorder