Articulation

Say it once, clearly,
and be understood.

Lessons on how English actually comes out of your mouth. ZAZ says each model line aloud, you record yourself saying it, and you hear the two back to back. That comparison is the whole method — nobody improves from being told, only from hearing.

14 days 15 min a day

Articulation — the fortnight

Rs 2,500

Fourteen lessons, one a day, fifteen minutes each. ZAZ speaks every model line and you record yourself against it.

Enrol — Rs 2,500
28 days 9 min a day

Articulation Certificate — 28 days

Rs 3,500

Twenty-eight lessons, nine minutes a day, ending in a certificate that an employer can check. One week in, you open a meeting in three sentences. Two weeks in, sorry and I think maybe are gone from every ask.

Enrol — Rs 3,500
30 days 15 min a day

Articulation — the month

Rs 3,500

The same fourteen lessons spread over a month, with a repeat day between each. Spacing beats cramming for anything physical, and speech is physical.

Enrol — Rs 3,500
How this differs from ZAZ Speak. Speak is thirty days of conversation practice, free with your membership — it drills what you say. This drills how it sounds: endings, stress, pace, the sounds that get merged. They work well together, and most people run Speak alongside this.

The twenty-eight lessons — Articulation Certificate — 28 days

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  1. The Three-Sentence OpenerAn opening is three sentences: what this is, why now, what you want. Try this one free →
  2. Kill "Sorry" from Every AskSorry before an ask tells the room the ask is an imposition.
  3. Kill "I Think Maybe"Stack two hedges and your opinion stops being one.
  4. Kill "Does That Make Sense?"Asking if you made sense asks them to grade you.
  5. "Tell Me About Yourself" in One LineOne line: what you do, who for, what changes because of it.
  6. Problem. Solution. Ask.Three beats, in that order, and the ask is never implied.
  7. Own the First 8 SecondsThe first eight seconds decide whether they listen to the rest.
  8. Stop OverexplainingThe answer ends when the answer ends, not when you feel believed.
  9. Cut Filler WordsFillers are what a mouth does while a brain catches up. Use silence instead.
  10. Speak Under PressurePressure does not make you unclear. Speed does.
  11. The Interview OpenerOpen on what you can do for them, not on where you have been.
  12. Answering Hard QuestionsAnswer first. Context second. Never context first.
  13. Salary NegotiationSay the number. Then stop talking.
  14. Present to Senior LeadershipSeniority means less time and more decisions. Lead with the decision.
  15. The Boardroom PitchA board hears money, risk and time. Say all three, early.
  16. Handle InterruptionsFinish the sentence you were in. Then take the question.
  17. Say No Without SofteningNo is a complete sentence. A reason is a courtesy, not a defence.
  18. Push Back Without AggressionDisagree with the decision, out loud, without making it about the person.
  19. Small Talk with ExecutivesShort, specific, and about the work or the day. Then let it end.
  20. Networking OpenersOpen with where you are, not with what you want.
  21. Client ConversationsA client wants to know you understood them before they want your answer.
  22. The One-Sentence UpdateStatus, blocker, next. One sentence each, or one sentence for all three.
  23. Speaking Up First, Not LastThe first contribution frames the discussion. The last one agrees with it.
  24. Read the Room in 8 SecondsLook at the one who decides, and at the one who is unconvinced.
  25. Land a "Yes" in Three SentencesWhat you want, what it costs them, what they get. Then silence.
  26. Handle "Send Me the Deck Offline"That sentence means no. Get the real objection or get a date.
  27. Own the Board MeetingYou are not presenting to the board. You are running twenty minutes of its time.
  28. Final PitchEverything, together, for ninety seconds, under interruption.

The last lesson ends by playing your recording from lesson one next to the one you have just made. If there is no difference you will hear that too, and we would rather you did. Finish all 28 and the certificate is issued with a code that anyone can check at verify-certificate.php — so it is worth something to a reader who has never heard of us.

How it works

  1. Try lesson one free. No payment, no commitment. It is the whole lesson, not a trailer — you should know what you are buying.
  2. Enrol and pay once. We confirm by hand, usually the same working day.
  3. Tell ZAZ what you need it for once, and the practice lines are rewritten into sentences from your own work rather than generic ones.
  4. Eight lessons talk back. On those, ZAZ asks, you answer out loud, and it responds to what you actually said — your words, your pace, your fillers.
  5. Work through it at your own pace. Your place is remembered, so nine minutes whenever you have them is exactly how it is meant to be used.

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