Two flats of muscle similar to a pair of lips that can be brought together or separated through muscular action.
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Describe "affricates".
It's combination of plosives and fricatives. First, the air is obstructed and, then, it is released slowly through a narrowing passage.
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Define "phonology".
It focuses on a more abstract level (sounds in context) and deals with the system, rules and patterns of the sounds from a particular language.
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Describe the following places of articulation: bilabial, labiodental, dental and alveolar.
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Define "larynx".
It's a casing located in the neck and attached to the trachea. AKA Adam's apple. Inside this box there're the vocal folds.
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Complete the vowel chart with long vowels.
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Define "pharynx".
It's a tube that begins just above the larynx and is divided into 2 sections: one that leads two the oral cavity, and the other one that connects the nasal one.
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Define "tongue"
It's the most important active articulator since it is involved in the production of all vowels and most consonants.
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Define "phonetics"
Study of sounds and how these are produced, transmitted and perceived. It deals with the concrete, measurable and physical properties of speech sounds.
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Describe "plosives".
There’s a complete obstruction of the air flow and, then, the air is abruptly released causing a puff of air.
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Define "hard palate".
AKA "roof of the mouth". It's a smoothy bony curved surface.
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Describe "nasals"
There’s a complete obstruction of the air in the mouth or oral cavity, so the air escapes through the nose.
