Permanent combination of two or more words that make up a sentence and that has its own meaning that does not derive from the literality of the words that make up a sentence
At the behest of grammar, the permanent combination of two or more words that make up a sentence that has its own meaning will be called a locution, but that will not be the literal of those words that make up the mentioned sentence.
This then is the singular characteristic of the phrases, that the meaning does not come from the literal reference of the words that form it, but it will be necessary to know the general meaning of the phrase.
Types of voice-overs
According to the grammatical functioning that they have, we can find different types of phrases.
The adjective phrase that corresponds to an adjective, the adverbial that works as an adverb, the conjunctive that corresponds to a conjunction, determinative, propositional, verbal, pronominal and nominal.
The phrases are widely used in our daily lives, probably, many times we do not realize that we are using one but we do it with recurrence.
For example, when we say goodbye or say hello to someone, we usually use phrases, among the most common are: good morning, see you later, see you, good night, among others.
Communicational activity that takes place on TV and radio and where the voice is the protagonist
And on the other hand, we use the word locution in our language to refer to that professional activity, associated with communication, and that is displayed both on radio and television. Although we must emphasize that the locution was born with the boom of the radio, when television burst onto the scene, the profession also moved and made a strong foray into television.
Announcer career
The individuals who develop it are popularly known as announcers and to be deployed as such they must satisfactorily comply with the corresponding studies.
Once they graduate, they receive a registration, professional card, which endorses them as such.
It is also a sine quanom condition that they have a powerful and well-formed voice.
In many countries, in order to protect the activity of the voiceover and that it is carried out by professionals, non-professionals are not allowed to mention brands or to advertise a product or service on TV or radio.
