Professional Voice
Professional content has elements of formal st yle writing
but with a more relaxed tone. To craft the perfect,
professional content, loos en u p yo ur l an gu ag e wi th ou t
making it sound sloppy.
Language is a vital means of communication and education plays a key role in developing both our
general language capabilities but also our use of "Professional language". Learning a professional
language is like being inducted into the profession through the shared use of arcane and often obscure
words and terminology. What makes sense to a “Professional" could well be
gobbledygook/meaningless/nonsense to anyone else.
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-Professional spoken language is a means of communication with formal tone and using a bit of formal words. It is
a kind of spoken language that not everybody can understand or relate because in a setting of a professional
spoken language, speakers usually use specific terminologies which would not make sense to others.
-Literary spoken language is a spoken language inspired by literature. It is usually written but when its being used
verbally, it will utilize word play and rhythm to tell stories. It is usually being used in spoken poetry, storytelling,
declamation, and theatre acting.
-Conversational spoken language is our everyday language we unconsciously use without thinking. It is a common
language as spoken in an everyday context with other people. As opposed to “textbook language” that follow strict
grammar rules.
-Slang is a type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more
common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. Slang words
are being used in a normal conversation with your close friends or family. It is also used these days in social media
platforms. Some examples are Lit, flex, lowkey, highkey, shook and tea.
