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A member asked:
I have friends that always speak very softly, even sometimes being hard to understand! do they have a problem with their vocal cords?
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Speak softly: There is an alternative. You might have a hearing deficit. Many stores (Costco and Sam's Club in my area) have a free hearing test so please find something similar near where you live. If your hearing is fine it will be difficult, but not well received, if you ask your friends to speak up.
Answered 8/29/2015
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