Organs of speech
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2022
- This video introduces the organs of speech, or the parts of human body involved in producing sounds. Understanding the speech organs is helpful in further exploring the classification of sounds into vowels and consonants.
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Thank you for the good explanation Sir
Now i understand about the speech organs that is located in our head, our neck, and also their parts 🙏🏻
Thank you for the great explanation, Sir. From this video, I learned that the speech apparatus is divided into three parts: head, neck, and chest. Each part consists of organs that have their respective functions....
Thank you for your explanation, about the Organ of speech. The head, neck, and chest is our organ of speech
Thank you so much for the explanation sir. From this video I know that the organs of speech are divided into three parts: head, neck and chest. Each part consists of organs that have their respective functions. such as the mouth, pharynx, teeth, tongue, and other organs in the head, larynx in the neck, and lungs in the chest. The vocal tract is divided into two, namely the oral cavity when air passes through the mouth, and the nasal cavity when air passes through the nose. sound happen when the cartilages inside glottis are almost closed and the vibration occurs.
Speech organs is one of interesting material in phonetics and phonology course for me because it is similar to the biology course and as a literature student we rarely talk about this course. Thank you, sir for your great explanation.
This video is explaining speech organs. Speech organs is organs that produce sound, thanks for your explanation, sir.
You're right. The organs of our body which are involved in producing speech sounds.
thank you for the explanation sir. because this video, i know clearly about the organ speech and the located, vocal tract, and glottis.
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thank you for amazing explanation sir, your explanation is so clearly and i understand about speech organs, sir.
I'm pleased to hear that. Good.
Thank you so much for your explanation sir.. now I understand about speech organs, befor watching vidio🙏🏻
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Thank you so much for your explanation, sir. I clearly understand that there are speech organs to produce sound: head, neck, and chest. Head is a vocal track, which has some parts, such as lip, tongue and teeth. Then, neck as vocal folds/cords. and the last is chest which is a lung as sound produced.
Great conclusion. All the speech organs have their specific contributions to the production of sounds.
thank you so much Sir. i really understand that your explanation. now i know what is speech organs. have a good day Sir, thank you
Thank you. You too
Thank you for the explanation sir, now I understand the difference between the organs of speech..
Good. So, the conclusion should say that different speech organs have different roles in the sound production.
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Thanks for the explanation Sir, now i know about organ of speech, there are head, neck and chest.
I hope the next videos will also give you an understanding of the matters discussed in phonetics and phonology.
Thank you for the video. It's a clear explanation of parts of human body involved in sound production.
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Thanks for your explanation sir, I can understand what is speech organs.
Great...
After I watched this video, I came to know about the organs of speech in the human body that produce sound. which there are 3, namely the head, neck, and chest. thank you sir for this video i understand.
You're right. They are the body organs in which our organs of speech are located.
assalamualaikum sir, thankyou for your explanation.
from this video i can understand about our organs of speech. there are 3 part of our body that organs of speech are located -> head, neck and chest. there are so many organ of speech in our head. and for neck is larynx. and for chect is our lung.
You're right. Each of them has different roles in the sound production.
thank you for your explanation sir, now i know which parts of human body that involved in producing sounds
You can do a practice on it
This video helps me a lot in analyzing the vocal tract of mine. Thank you sir. But, i have a thing that stuck in my mind. If the nasal cavity is disturbed, such as snot that often occur when we got cold, does the air stream through it also interfere the function of the oral cavity?
The sounds that are heavily influenced are nasal sounds: /m/, /n/, and /ŋ/
thank you for the very useful explanation sir, here I can find out what the organs of speech are and what are the parts of it. so I also came to know that the organs are divided and interconnected.
Thank you sir🙏🙏
Great conclusion....
Thank you in advance for your explanation about organ of speech, sir. I just want to ask a question for this material. Will uneven tooth structure affect our pronunciation to be imperfect? I check on myself, I have uneven tooth structure and it's a lil bit difficult for me to speak fluently...
The most important effort that you have to do is to do much more practice than other people who don't have such your problems. I believe by doing a lot of practice you can pronounce each of the sounds correctly. Always keep spirited. I know you can do it.
I want to ask a question, which organ is the most important when we gonna speech?
All the speech organs located in the vocal tract.
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Thank you for the explanation sir. Finally, from this video I understand about organs of speech, vocal tract, vocal folds and how glottis works and causes vibra and sound. and I want to know that can we conclude that the movement of glottis is the main way we produce sound? Thank you, sir.
Partially accepted. However, the movement of glottis only influences the voicing of the sounds we produce.
@@rusdinoorrosa9155 Sir, I want to ask.. Is there any other part besides glottis that produce main sound, Sir? or it's all from the organs that you already explained?
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clear explanation sir, i would like to ask you, what if someone do not have teeth sir, could him do speech clearly?
Of course not. He/she will have difficulties in producing sounds that involve teeth in their production, e.g., /f/, /v/, /θ/, /t/, /l/, etc.
Thankyou for the explanation sir, i want to ask. Sounds from head, neck and chest, are they have each characteristics, sir?
Their characteristics are seen from the role they have in the process of sound production. Chest is responsible for air provision, neck is responsible for connecting the air to a vocal tract, and head is responsible for shaping different kinds of speech sounds.
Thankyou so much for your explanation sir🙏 i have understand about your explain, but i want to ask.. Is there any example of voiceless sound when the glottis are open or close sir? Thank you sir.. 🙏
[h] is a sound produced by the open glottis, but most of the consonant sounds are produced by the closed glottis.
Thank you sir for the explanation, I don't understand with the oral cavity,but when I have watched the explanation video from sir I can understand,thank you sir. I want to ask sir about vocal folds,I not really not understand about vocal folds sir
Vocal folds play the role in producing voiced or voiceless consonants.
Hello, Sir. Thank you for your explanation:)
I actually still don't really understand about the active articulate and passive articulate. So, I want to ask.. what is the difference of these part besides the passive articulate produce consonant sound? is there anything besides that? thank you so much. hope you have a good day, Sir!
Active articulators are those which are movable. In other words, we can move them easily, such as our lips and tongue. Meanwhile other articulators in our vocal tract, i.e., teeth, alveolar ridge, hard palate, and soft palate, cannot be moved. They are static. That's why they are called passive articulators.
@@rusdinoorrosa9155 Alright, now it's clear for me. Thank you so much for your explanation, Sir!
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Thank you for the explanation, Sir. I just wanna know about, when the glottis is almost closed, it vibrates. My question is what happens when the glottis is open and when the glottis is closed?
Sorry, if i made mistakes. Thank you, Sir 🙏🏻
When the glottis is open or closed, the sounds produced are voiceless sounds.
Thank you so much for your explanation, sir. I can more understand about the organs of speech, because before meet this class i only know basic part of the organs of speech. Then, i have a question to ask. Is brain could called as organs of speech? Since the brain is the start of what will we said. Thank you.
No, our brain is involved on all our activities. In other words, whatever we do must be based on the order of our brain.
@@rusdinoorrosa9155 aaa i see... Thank you sir 🙏🏻
Thank you very much for you great explanation, sir. Now, I get it that head, neck, and chest are our speech organs that located. But, I have one question, sir. Why the chest part is not explained on the video? I still confuse, does chest affect how we produce sound? Thank you, sir. Have a great day :)
I think chest is very affected to how we produce sound because there is a lung as the first sound produce. If someone has a problem with the lungs, for example, a lung cancer patient, they can have difficulty breathing or be breathless and someone who has not problem in their lungs can produce sound better because they can breathe smoothly. That's the reason why the chest is very affected to how we produced sound.
Thank you for the answer. The discussion of chests is not included in the video because we exactly have only one speech organ in our chest, i.e., lungs, whose contribution is providing air circulation. Therefore, I just talk a little about it in the beginning of the video.
@@zhafiraadilasyahidah5872 ah okay zhafira! now I understand. what a simple example, thank you💕
@@rusdinoorrosa9155 okay sir, thank you very much. I’m understand now😇🙏
@@kifsumi My pleasure😊
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