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    The document summarizes how sound is produced during speech. Air from the lungs travels through the trachea and larynx, where the vocal folds can vibrate to produce voiced sounds. The vocal folds interact with articulators in the mouth and nasal cavity to generate vowels and consonants. Resonance in the mouth, throat, and other cavities allows the sounds to be amplified for speech.

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    The document summarizes how sound is produced during speech. Air from the lungs travels through the trachea and larynx, where the vocal folds can vibrate to produce voiced sounds. The vocal folds interact with articulators in the mouth and nasal cavity to generate vowels and consonants. Resonance in the mouth, throat, and other cavities allows the sounds to be amplified for speech.

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    The document summarizes how sound is produced during speech. Air from the lungs travels through the trachea and larynx, where the vocal folds can vibrate to produce voiced sounds. The vocal folds interact with articulators in the mouth and nasal cavity to generate vowels and consonants. Resonance in the mouth, throat, and other cavities allows the sounds to be amplified for speech.

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    Phonator apparatus

    Organs of speech
    Hi! I’m the air. Now I’m going to show you my way in your
    Articulators
    vocal track to produce the sounds which you use for talking.
    FOLLOW ME! (Look at the lungs)
    Look at the lungs

    Oral cavity Nasal cavity


    Larynx

    Vocal Folds
    Glottis
    Finally, the sound is
    amplifed by the
    resonance of the mouth Then, it arrives first to the trachea and then
    and throath cavity. Pharynx passes throught the larynx, near the vocal
    folds and the glotis, which contracts to
    generate sounds using the folds vibration.

    The air inside the lungs


    goes out and travels until
    the two bronchi
    Lungs

    We are able to poduce these sounds with our articulators:

    Vibration No Vibration

    VOWELS ARE VOICED

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