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Kenyan speakers Group of answer choices are unable to give Western style presentations since their traditional way of speaking in public doesn’t conform to Western expectations. value traditional Kenyan public speaking over Western/global public speaking. practice two kinds of public speaking: traditional and Western/global. have decided to give up on traditional Kenyan public speaking in favor of Western/global public speaking.

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          Kenyan speakers
Group of answer choices
are unable to give Western style presentations since their traditional way of speaking in public doesn’t conform to Western expectations.
value traditional Kenyan public speaking over Western/global public speaking.
practice two kinds of public speaking: traditional and Western/global.
have decided to give up on traditional Kenyan public speaking in favor of Western/global public speaking.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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10/06/2023

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Kenyan speakers Group of answer choices are unable to give Western style presentations since their traditional way of speaking in public doesn’t conform to Western expectations. value traditional Kenyan public speaking over Western/global public speaking. practice two kinds of public speaking: traditional and Western/global. have decided to give up on traditional Kenyan public speaking in favor of Western/global public speaking.