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"The Risk Is to Take Shortcuts to Articulate": Does Seeing Movies or Series in X2 Change Our Way of Speaking?

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"Speed-watching" or "speed-listening" techniques, consisting of watching videos or listening to fast-track sounds, are increasingly common among young people. Is that why they tend to talk so fast? Interview with orthophonist Frédérique Petroffe.
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"Speed-watching" or "speed-listening" techniques, consisting of watching videos or listening to fast-track sounds, are increasingly common among young people. Is that why they tend to talk so fast? Interview with orthophonist Frédérique Petroffe.

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parismatch.com broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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