/lit/ - Literature

>>13745925
Don't speak to quickly. But not too slowly either, relaxed, like you would with a child, your obvious inferiour without beeing beliterhing.

Use your voice, as in leaving a mark on important words. Read: "Wollt ihr den TOOOTAALEN KRIIIEG?"

Look as many people into their eyes as you can, for a couple seconds each. Try to react to their actions.

Oh and, don't be stupid.

>>13745925
practice your hand gestures

Start by striving for a deep understanding of the words you currently know.
Good and bad are subjective and therefor free to be defined by the individual.
If you have a specific way of speaking that you want to be able to replicate, analyze the differences between your speech and the example and figure out what those purposes those differences serve.
Ultimately language is a tool and a tool is only ever as good as the person who uses it.

>>13745925
start by studying grammar

>>13745925
Dont be a n*gger

>>13745925
Cicero - On The Ideal Orator