Can you give me examples of oratorical speech about friendship?

It's impossible to give samples of a speech someone else will make, but here are some tips to guide you:

• Pick a theme, just like you would use a thesis statement for a written paper. For example, a theme might be "the qualities of a friend".
• Expand on your theme with specifics. In the example, "qualities of a friend", write down 5 to 10 qualities.
• Think about how you will present each specific.
• Think about the opposing views of each specific.
• Look for information that agrees with, and disagrees with, your views.
• Narrow down your 5 to 10 specifics to say, 3 to 4 (because class speeches are too short to deal with large numbers of specifics).
• Pick the supporting and non-supporting "evidence" from resources you found.

Then, start writing. Remember, the first draft is never your final speech, so take time to work on it, hone your points, clarify your thoughts. Cross things out; add things in.

When you *think* you like what you wrote, read it out loud. You'll be surprised that you might need to re-write some sentences that don't quite sound right.

In your final reading out loud, time yourself. You may need to cut, or add.

On the day of your speech, be yourself. If you've prepared well, the speech will be much easier to deliver.