Eliminate Filler Words from My {TARGET_LANGUAGE} Speech

Every um and alors makes you sound less sure than you are. Paste a transcript of a minute of your speech in the language, and it catches every filler and hesitation, counts them, explains what each one signals, and shows you what a fluent speaker would do instead. The gap between sounding like a learner and sounding like you mean it.

Here is a transcript of me speaking in {TARGET_LANGUAGE} for approximately one minute:

{SPEECH_TRANSCRIPT}

Please do the following:
1. Identify every filler word or hesitation marker I used (e.g. um, uh, alors, bueno, naja, and their equivalents in {TARGET_LANGUAGE}).
2. Count how many times each filler appears.
3. Explain what each filler signals, whether it is a thinking pause, uncertainty, or a discourse connector, so I understand its function.
4. Suggest two or three natural {TARGET_LANGUAGE} alternatives for each filler that fluent speakers actually use.
5. Rewrite one problematic sentence from my transcript using those alternatives so I can hear the difference.
Be specific and practical: I want actionable habits I can change this week.