This document discusses the anatomy and physiology of speech production. It describes how speech sounds are produced by moving air from the lungs through the vocal tract. The vocal tract contains several articulators that are used to produce different consonant and vowel sounds. These articulators include the lungs, trachea, larynx, vocal folds, pharynx, uvula, tongue, soft palate, hard palate, teeth and lips. The document also discusses syllables, phonemes and provides links to learn more about individual speech sounds and articulators.

1. PHONETIC 1
MGSTER. RAMON GUERRA
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3. Vocal folds warm up
/v/ labiodental fricative
/j/ palatal approximant
/z/ retroflex fricative
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5. SPEECH AND BREATHING
All the sounds we use in speech
are produced by moving air.
Speaking begins with the air
inside the speaker chest
escaping from the lungs
through the mouth.
Speech: modified breathing
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6. SPEECH ORGANS
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7. Articulators
Part of the vocal tract with which
we produce speech sounds. Used as
a reference point for classifying
consonants
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8. CLICK HERE TO STUDY VOWEL SOUNDS
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9. CONSONANT SOUNDS
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10. Syllables
A phonological consisting of a vowel and any
consonants with forms its beginning or end.
1. Is there any obstruction of the air flowing from the lungs?
2. How many vowel sounds do you hear?
3. How many syllables does this phrase have
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11. Phoneme
A speech sound which can be
identified as one of the set of
distinctive sounds of a particular
language.
THERE ARE APROXIMATELY 44
PHONEMES IN ENGLISH. CLICK
HERE TO SEE THIS LIST.
READ ARTICLE. CLICK HERE
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12. Lets feel each articulator
Lungs : breath (inhale and exhale)
Trachea: see video here
Larynx and vocal folds: see video here
Pharynx: see video here
Uvula: see video here
Tongue: see video here
Soft palate: see video here
Hard palate: see video here
Teeth: see link here
Lips: see link here
Nasal cavity: see link here
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