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    The document discusses the four stages of the speaking process: breathing, phonation, resonation, and articulation. It provides details on the organs involved in each stage such as the lungs, diaphragm, larynx, vocal cords, pharynx, mouth, lips, teeth, tongue and their functions in speech production.

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    MECHANICS

    and PROCESS OF
    SPEAKING
    STAGES OF SPEAKING PROCESS:

    Breathing Stage
    Phonation Stage
    Resonation Stage
    Articulation Stage
    Breathing Stage is primarily concerned with maintaining life,
    secondarity a force assisting in vocalization . It consist of two phases:
    inhalation and exhalation.
    LUNGS

    - Serves as reservoir of air


    - -as you inhale ,fill the lungs comfortably in preparation of speaking
    Diagphram
    - A large sheet of muscles separating the chest cavity from the abdomen
    - -gives pressure to the breath stream
    - -forms the floor of the chest and the roof of the abdomen
    Phonation Stage –takes place when voice is produced in speaking as the
    expiratory air stream the lungs goes up through the trachea or windpipe to the
    larynx.
    Larynx
    -principal organ of phonation
    -found at the top of trachea
    -protuberance is known as the “ Adams Apple”
    Vocal Cords
    -a fair of bundles of muscles and cartilages
    -open and closes at various degrees
    Trachea
    - Also known as windpipe
    - -passageway of air going up from the lungs
    Resonation Stage – the voice production in phonation weak. It becomes strong and only
    when amplified and modified by human resonates
    Pharynx
    -common passageway for air and food
    -located behind the nose and mouth and includes cavity at the back of the tongue
    Division of pharynx
    -Nasal pharynx
    -oral pharynx
    -laryngeal pharynx
    Mouth
    - Divided into the vestibule and the oral cavity proper
    - Vestibule is felt by retracting the tongue tip outside the teeth but inside the lips
    Articulation Stage – occurs when the tone produced in the larynx is changed into
    specific . The is the result of the movement of the articulation towards the points of
    articulation.
    Lips
    -highly flexible
    -can be moved into numerous essential articulation
    Teeth
    - Serve as one of the important surface in articulation
    - -embedded in the alveolar ridge or gum ridges of the oral cavity
    Dome
    - Also known as the hard palate
    - Bony roof of the mouth
    - Serves as an important surface against which the tongue makes contact
    Uvula
    - Small nub on the lower burden of the soft palate
    - Movable tip of the midline of the free border of the soft palate

    Velum
    -also known as soft palate
    -separates the nasal pharynx from the oral cavity
    -flexible curtain attached along the rear border of the hard palate
    Tongue
    -flexible organ consisting of muscles, glands and connective tissues
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING =)
    PREPARED BY : goles , rio

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