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A phone is a single speech sound. Linguists are specialists in linguistics. Linguistics is the study of language, its structure, and the rules that govern that structure. In essence, expressive language involves production skills, and receptive language involves listening and understanding skills. Expressive language is language produced but receptive language is language understood. Language also may be expressive or receptive. When the production of speech sounds is organized into a higher level of words and sentences that generates meanings, we call it oral language. These definitions apply equally well to oral and nonoral means of communication. Language was defined as either a system of codes and symbols or a form of social behavior. Articulated sounds and syllables constitute speech. Speech is the production of phonemes. Because phonemes help form syllables and words, they are the building blocks of speech. Syllables are either vowels or vowels combined with consonants. Phonemes are combined to form syllables and words. Such multiple productions of a single phone may be grouped and called a phoneme, which is a group of somewhat variably produced speech sounds. The most important structure that lays the foundation for oral communication is the larynx, which is located in the neck. Because of its broader concern with how sounds are organized into patterns that underlie language, phonology is a part of the study of language. Phonology is primarily concerned with the broader rules and processes that govern the patterns of sound, their acquisition and use, and presumably, the knowledge that underlies the use of sound systems. Articulation means movement. Phonetics is the production, perception, and classification of speech sounds. Phonology is the domain of both linguists and speech-language pathologists. The study of speech sounds and sound patterns that help create words is called phonology. Articulation is the movement of the speech mechanism to produce the sounds of speech. We have only the differentiated sound of the vibrating vocal folds. Without articulation, we do not have speech. Various structures, including the tongue and the lips, articulate the modified laryngeal sound into speech sounds. The structures of the throat, mouth and nose modify the sound the larynx produces. The vibrations of the vocal folds are the source of human voice. The larynx contains vocal folds, which are a pair of thin muscles and associated tissue that vibrate when air from the lungs passes over them.
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1 A phone is a single speech sound. 2 Linguists are specialists in linguistics. 3 Linguistics is the study of language, its structure, and the rules that govern that structure. 4 In essence, expressive language involves production skills, and receptive language involves listening and understanding skills. 5 Expressive language is language produced but receptive language is language understood. 6 Language also may be expressive or receptive. 7 When the production of speech sounds is organized into a higher level of words and sentences that generates meanings, we call it oral language. 8 These definitions apply equally well to oral and nonoral means of communication. 9 Language was defined as either a system of codes and symbols or a form of social behavior. 10 Articulated sounds and syllables constitute speech. 11 Speech is the production of phonemes. 12 Because phonemes help form syllables and words, they are the building blocks of speech. 13 Syllables are either vowels or vowels combined with consonants. 14 Phonemes are combined to form syllables and words. 15 Such multiple productions of a single phone may be grouped and called a phoneme, which is a group of somewhat variably produced speech sounds. 16 The most important structure that lays the foundation for oral communication is the larynx, which is located in the neck. 17 Because of its broader concern with how sounds are organized into patterns that underlie language, phonology is a part of the study of language. 18 Phonology is primarily concerned with the broader rules and processes that govern the patterns of sound, their acquisition and use, and presumably, the knowledge that underlies the use of sound systems. 19 Articulation means movement. 20 Phonetics is the production, perception, and classification of speech sounds. 21 Phonology is the domain of both linguists and speech-language pathologists. 22 The study of speech sounds and sound patterns that help create words is called phonology. 23 Articulation is the movement of the speech mechanism to produce the sounds of speech. 24 We have only the differentiated sound of the vibrating vocal folds. 25 Without articulation, we do not have speech. 26 Various structures, including the tongue and the lips, articulate the modified laryngeal sound into speech sounds. 27 The structures of the throat, mouth and nose modify the sound the larynx produces. 28 The vibrations of the vocal folds are the source of human voice. 29 The larynx contains vocal folds, which are a pair of thin muscles and associated tissue that vibrate when air from the lungs passes over them.