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The Organs Of The Speech

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The Organs Of The Speech

by Alberto Tapia
1 Pharynx 2 larynx 3 Nasal cavity 4 Oral cavity 5 Labial resonator 6 Sof palate (velum) 7 Alveolar ridge 8 Tongue 9 Lips

Explanation

Routes air coming in your nose and mouth working as a resonator

It makes it possible for you to make sounds. - This is where the vocal chords are located.

Allows for the creation of nasal sounds when the soft palate (velum) lowers, enabling air to escape through the nose. /m/ and /n/.

provides a primary site for sound modification and articulation

cavity that amplifies and shapes the sound produced by the vocal folds

it controls the airflow from the lungs during speech by selectively opening and closing the passage to the nasal cavity

serves as a point of articulation for the tongue to form specific consonant sounds in speech /t/, /d/, /n/, /l/

acts as the primary articulator, shaping airflow and manipulating the vocal tract to produce precise sounds

changing the shape of the mouth to articulate specific sounds, such as bilabial consonants (/p/, /b/, /m/) and labiodental sounds (/f/, /v/)

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