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Encouraging children to talk more depends on their age. Young children are naturally curious and often ask many questions about their surroundings. It's important to answer their questions patiently and honestly. As they grow older, they may become more reserved. In these cases, parents can create opportunities for conversation by sharing their own experiences, asking open-ended questions, and actively listening to their child's thoughts and feelings. Creating a safe and supportive environment where children feel comfortable expressing themselves is key to fostering communication.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, based on my experience, children, um, don’t need to be encouraged to talk more because, uh, it is all depends on their age and their particular ages. When children talks a lot and they are questioning about everything, say their surroundings, the nature, the environment, and how does it work and what is is it called, etc. Etcetera. So we don’t need to encourage them. We should just answer their questions when they appear.
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