Many beginning speakers include nonword sounds such as "ah," "uh," or "hmm" in their speeches. These sounds are normal and will not interfere with the speech or how the audience receives it.

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These nonword sounds, often referred to as fillers or verbal pauses, can distract the audience, undermine the speaker's credibility, and disrupt the flow of the speech, potentially impacting how the speech is received.

Many Beginning Speakers Include Nonword Sounds Such as "Ah," "Uh