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The term 'phonemes' is a more technical term than speech sounds. Voicing describes the presence or absence of vocal fold vibrations in the production of consonants. The place of articulation describes the location of constriction. The manner of articulation describes the degree or type of constriction. A combination of a consonant and a vowel is a syllable. Whereas vowels are produced by opening the oral cavity, consonants are produced by constricting it. A diphthong is produced by a continuous change in the vocal tract shape. When two vowels are combined, they form diphthongs. Lips also contribute to the articulation of vowels. The vowels are classified according to the tongue positions needed to produce them. The tongue and the jaw are the major structures that change the shape of the vocal tract. However, vowel sounds differ from each other because of the differing shape of the vocal tract. The oral tract is more open in the production of vowels than it is in the production of consonants. The differences in vowels are created largely by differences in the shape of the oral tract. Vocal fold vibrations are involved in the production of all vowels. Consequently, the middle cerebral artery supplies blood to brain structures involved in movement, speech, and language. Phonemic refers to the abstract system of sounds, whereas phonetic refers to concrete productions of specific sounds. The term phonemic is distinguished from phonetic. However, in spite of its variations, a phoneme is always perceived as the same, just as a /k/ is always perceived as a /k/, regardless of the subtle variations in its individual productions. Such variations of a phoneme are called allophones. The individual sound /k/ is a phoneme, but when different speakers produce it in different linguistic contexts, the sound is not the same. A phoneme is a class of speech sounds. Although speech and language can be analysed separately, the two are a part of the same event we call verbal communication. These rules are studied in phonology, which is the scientific study of the sound system and patterns used to create words of a language. Speech is the production of speech sounds and the actual production of oral language. Language is a system larger than speech. Linguists define language is an abstract system of symbols used to communicate. Some of the various branches of the vertebral arteries supply blood to the spinal cord. Damage to this artery, often caused by a stroke, can result in aphasia, a language problem.
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1 The term 'phonemes' is a more technical term than speech sounds. 2 Voicing describes the presence or absence of vocal fold vibrations in the production of consonants. 3 The place of articulation describes the location of constriction. 4 The manner of articulation describes the degree or type of constriction. 5 A combination of a consonant and a vowel is a syllable. 6 Whereas vowels are produced by opening the oral cavity, consonants are produced by constricting it. 7 A diphthong is produced by a continuous change in the vocal tract shape. 8 When two vowels are combined, they form diphthongs. 9 Lips also contribute to the articulation of vowels. 10 The vowels are classified according to the tongue positions needed to produce them. 11 The tongue and the jaw are the major structures that change the shape of the vocal tract. 12 However, vowel sounds differ from each other because of the differing shape of the vocal tract. 13 The oral tract is more open in the production of vowels than it is in the production of consonants. 14 The differences in vowels are created largely by differences in the shape of the oral tract. 15 Vocal fold vibrations are involved in the production of all vowels. 16 Consequently, the middle cerebral artery supplies blood to brain structures involved in movement, speech, and language. 17 Phonemic refers to the abstract system of sounds, whereas phonetic refers to concrete productions of specific sounds. 18 The term phonemic is distinguished from phonetic. 19 However, in spite of its variations, a phoneme is always perceived as the same, just as a /k/ is always perceived as a /k/, regardless of the subtle variations in its individual productions. 20 Such variations of a phoneme are called allophones. 21 The individual sound /k/ is a phoneme, but when different speakers produce it in different linguistic contexts, the sound is not the same. 22 A phoneme is a class of speech sounds. 23 Although speech and language can be analysed separately, the two are a part of the same event we call verbal communication. 24 These rules are studied in phonology, which is the scientific study of the sound system and patterns used to create words of a language. 25 Speech is the production of speech sounds and the actual production of oral language. 26 Language is a system larger than speech. 27 Linguists define language is an abstract system of symbols used to communicate. 28 Some of the various branches of the vertebral arteries supply blood to the spinal cord. 29 Damage to this artery, often caused by a stroke, can result in aphasia, a language problem.