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the production and utterance of speech sounds, happens in the larynx
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the formation of clear and distinct sounds in the speech, happens in the mouth
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the act of producing a speech sounds, especially a vowel, with the air in the nose vibrating
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a consonant formed by the audible relase of the airstream after the complete clousure of the glottis
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a type of sound used in some spoken languages which patterns like fricative approximant consonant phonologically, but often lacks the usual phonetic characteristics of a consonant
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the larynx houses VOCAL FOLDS - they give us ability to produce sound - (phonation). The air makes the vocald folds vibrate. They create sound when they come into contact and then vibrate (or not) as the lungs’ air flow passes through them
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when the vocal chords vibrate, the sound is voiced, when they are motionless the sound is voiceless
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allows us to speak, swallow and suck. A sensory organ responsible for tasting. A co-articulator in production of consonants. The major role in production of vowels. The tense/lax distinction in vowels
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the major body function is protection of the lower parts of the respiratory tract against any foregin bodies that might fall there. Responsible for voiced/voiceless distinction in souns, whisper, pitch, loudness, articulation of the gl stop and g. fric
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the bony anterior of the palate forming the roof of the mouth
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lungs - larynx(+vocal chords) - pharynx - velum (soft palate) - hard palate) - tongue - alveolar ridge - teeth - lips
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procection of the lower parts of respiratory tract from any foregin bodies might have fallen there
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if the sounds is voiceless of voiced
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sounds can have two resonance types: start learning
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it closes the VELOPHARYNGEAL part, and opening to the nasal cavity
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that the space defined by hard palate and tongue change in volume and shape
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the end of the velum is called start learning
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the voicing of sounds depends start learning
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on vocal fold and resonance
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the tongue can be divided into 3 parts start learning
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back, centre and front (blade+tip/apex)
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the function of the pharynx is to start learning
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