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    Speech Organs: Fatin Amira Nor Albaniah Noor Badariah Nur Atiqah

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    The document discusses the speech organs, which produce sounds needed for language. It identifies the passive articulators that remain static during sound articulation, such as the lips, teeth, and palate. The active articulators are the organs that move, like the tongue, lower lip, and glottis. Finally, it lists the 17 specific organs that make up the speech system, from the nasal cavity to the esophagus.

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    The document discusses the speech organs, which produce sounds needed for language. It identifies the passive articulators that remain static during sound articulation, such as the lips, teeth, and palate. The active articulators are the organs that move, like the tongue, lower lip, and glottis. Finally, it lists the 17 specific organs that make up the speech system, from the nasal cavity to the esophagus.

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    The document discusses the speech organs, which produce sounds needed for language. It identifies the passive articulators that remain static during sound articulation, such as the lips, teeth, and palate. The active articulators are the organs that move, like the tongue, lower lip, and glottis. Finally, it lists the 17 specific organs that make up the speech system, from the nasal cavity to the esophagus.

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    SPEECH ORGANS

    Fatin Amira Nor Albaniah Noor Badariah Nur Atiqah

    Speech organs produce many sounds needed for language.

    TYPES OF SPEECH ORGANS / ARTICULATORS


    Passive articulators :
    remain static during the articulation of sound Eg. : Upper lips, teeth, alveolar ridge, hard palate, soft palate, uvula, and pharynx wall

    Active articulators :
    move relative to these passive articulators to produce various speech sounds, in different manners. The most important active articulator is the tongue. The lower lip and glottis are other active articulators.

    SPEECH ORGAN

    The Organs of Speech 1-nasal cavity 2-lips 3-teeth 4-aveolar ridge 5-hard palate 6-velum (soft palate) 7-uvula 8-apex (tip) of tongue 9-blade (front) of tongue 10-dorsum (back) of tongue 11-oral cavity 12-pharynx 13-epiglottis 14-larynx 15-vocal cords 16-trachea 17-esophagus

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