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The Organs Of Speech And Their Functions Lesson 1: Everything You Need To Know | Speech Production
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2023
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In this first lesson, you will learn about some organs of speech and their functions in relation to sounds.
Speaking and breathing goes together.The air used in speaking and breathing comes from the lungs.
Also known as Articulators, The Organs of Speech are the different parts of the human body involved in the production of speech sounds.
They help in one way or the other in producing speech sounds. The lips alone does not produce speech sounds.
Organs of Speech include the lips, teeth, alveolar ridge, hard palate, soft palate, oesophagus, tongue, glottis, nostril,pharynx...
This video will expose you to all the organs involved in speech production and how they help produce speech sounds.
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Do you know the organs used in the production of your speech sounds? Watch this first lesson and learn more ❤.
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Is this in American English or British English or Both?
The topic 'Organs of Speech' is a topic relevant to both American English and British English learners because it helps improve their pronunciation and understand the mechanics of how sounds are produced.
So it's for all languages.
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