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Whilst it depends on how fast you talk, generally speakers are recommended to speak at 160 words per minute. Therefore 480-600 words would be appropriate, but aim for that then time yourself.
A three-minute speech is typically around 300-400 words long, depending on the speaker's pace and style of delivery. It's important to practice and time your speech to ensure it fits within the allocated timeframe.
In a 3 minute speech, there should be a minimum of 380 (if you speak slower) or maximum of 460 (if you speak a bit faster). Anything slower will become boring for the listeners and anything faster will be unclear and make you seem nervous. Same thing for 2 minutes. For a 2 minute speech, about 290-340 words will be fine. That should be about right because I have timed it myself saying it. Good luck!
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In a 3 minute speech, there should be a minimum of 380 (if you speak slower) or maximum of 460 (if you speak a bit faster). Anything slower will become boring for the listeners and anything faster will be unclear and make you seem nervous. Same thing for 2 minutes. For a 2 minute speech, about 290-340 words will be fine. That should be about right because I have timed it myself saying it. Good luck!
A typical person, who is speaking clearly and distinctly, speaks at about 100-150 words per minute. Thus, a 5-minute speech would contain roughly 600 words, total. A double-spaced, 12-point font will have roughly 1500 characters per page, which is 250 words, on average. So, a 5-minute speech should be about 3 single-spaced pages. (Note: special cases, such as a debate team competition, can raise the WPM to well over 500)
Around 1000 words-2000
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Average is 2-3 words a second, so around 140 words.
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We have a number of variables here; not all pages contain the same number of words, and not all speakers speak at the same speed. Write out a page, then actually time yourself to find out how long it takes you to say those words. Then you'll know.
42 words per minute.