Udit Patel
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Write always same way as you talk.
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A Brainless Nod ∙ 20 weeks ago
I always try to write the way I talk, until I start writing fantasy dialog. Don't think my talking would make for a good dwarven dialog....
--Dan
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Rumpunch Drunk ∙ 20 weeks ago
Yeah, I think I do write how I speak, but I try to limit a lot of 'slang' as not everyone will understand what I'm saying, or it can bring an entirely different message.
Otobong Archibong ∙ 20 weeks ago
I think i agree on you on this one, its like having a live conversation with someone.
Viktoria Michaelis ∙ 20 weeks ago
Sorry, but I tend to disagree.
If you're writing a blog aimed at a specific marketplace, such as tech or fashion, you do not necessarily wish to have it in the same style that you talk, especially if you've done a lot of research. You need to bear in mind exactly who you are aiming for and write for that market.
Udit Patel ∙ 20 weeks ago
@Teddy, @Rumpunch Drunk, @Viktoria Michaelis I agree with your point but if you made blog about "MACHINE" and you write something about machine for example: machine definition
the first one is we generally speak ("Two or more simple machines working together to make work easier")
the second one is books definition ("A device that applies force, changes the direction of a force, or changes the strength of a force, in order to perform a task, generally involving work done on a load . Machines are often designed to yield a high mechanical advantage to reduce the effort needed to do that work.")
which definition you like to read and which one is easily understanding.
most of people in the web like to read text as you talk. many people hate to read book language.
thank you for your suggestion...
Rumpunch Drunk ∙ 20 weeks ago
Ah. Machines!
Both of the definitions were understandable but then again, that depends on the person and what they want to read AND whether they require it in 'laymen's terms or more in-depth. I always prefer 'laymen's terms' with anything new or that I am learning about, so that I grasp it quicker.
Maybe you need to first decide and focus on which audience you are trying to get, then write accordingly.
Furita ∙ 20 weeks ago
Probs wouldn't be wise for me since I actually swear ALOT in person haha XD
Furita
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