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Speech Organs function

MONSERRAT GONZALEZ MARTINEZ English 16 cards

Speech Organs function

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  1. 1Speech Organs functionSpeech Organs function
  2. 2The TracheaThe trachea is the tube going to the lungs.connects the lungs and the larynx.The Trachea
  3. 3The Larynx or Adam's AppleIts functions are production of the voicing of
    sounds, and the production of [h] and of the glottal stop /ʔ/.
    The Larynx or Adam's Apple
  4. 4The PharynxThe pharynx is the back wall of the throat behind the tongue.The Pharynx
  5. 5The UvulaThe vula does sounds articulated with the back
    of the tongue and uvula
    The Uvula
  6. 6The Velum or Soft PalateSounds like /g/ or /k/, whereby the back of the tongue is in contact with
    the lower side of the velum are called velar consonants.
    The Velum or Soft Palate
  7. 7The Hard PalateWhen the
    forward part of the tongue touches the hard palate, the resultant sound is said to
    be palatal: e.g. the initial consonant in the English word yellow
    The Hard Palate
  8. 8The Alveolar RidgeSounds
    produced with the tongue touching this part are said to be alveolar: e.g. the
    initial and final consonants in the English word sit (/sɪt/).
    The Alveolar Ridge
  9. 9The TongueThe tongue is the
    principal agent in the formation of vowel sounds.
    The Tongue
  10. 10The TeethThe teeth, mainly the various upper teeth are very important for the production
    of many consonants
    The Teeth
  11. 11The LipsThe lips assist in the formation of both vowels, consonants also they can also be pressed together they produced
    bilabial sounds.
    The Lips
  12. 12The Nose or Nasal Cavity/TractThe nose, or nasal cavity, is divided into two cavities – i.e. the nostrils - by a
    central bone, known as the septum
    The Nose or Nasal Cavity/Tract
  13. 13The Mouth or Oral Cavity/TractThe Mouth or Oral Cavity/Tract
  14. 14The Air Stream MechanismIt is called mechanism
    because it is a process of air stream release that works together to form sounds.
    The Air Stream Mechanism
  15. 15GlottisThis is formed by the action of the vocal folds
    causes vibration as the air passes through.
    Glottis
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Flashcards on Speech Organs function, created by MONSERRAT GONZALEZ MARTINEZ on 19/02/2021.
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