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Generally speaking, language is produced by modifying the asset of our vocal tract when the airstream coming from the lungs resonates through the larynx and ends up in the oral cavity or the nose to produce a sound. When such airstream does not encounter any significant interference, we pronounce vowels. When the vocal organs create interference, then we produce consonants. Whatever the language, you could easily notice the difference by pronouncing any vowel
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In generale, il linguaggio è prodotto modificando l'assetto del tratto vocale quando il flusso d'aria che viene dai polmoni risuona attraverso la laringe e finisce nel cavo orale oppure nel naso per produrre un suono. Quando questo flusso non incontra alcuna interferenza significativa, pronunciamo vocali. Quando gli organi del tratto vocale creano un'interferenza, allora produciamo consonanti. Qualsiasi sia la lingua, noterai la differenza pronunciando una vocale qualsiasi.
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In generale, la lingua è prodotto modificando l'attività del nostro tratto vocale quando il flusso d'aria proveniente dai polmoni risuona attraverso la laringe e finisce nella cavità orale o il naso per produrre un suono. Quando tale flusso d'aria non incontra alcuna interferenza significativa, pronunciamo vocali. Quando gli organi vocali creano interferenze, allora produciamo consonanti. Qualunque sia la lingua, si potrebbe facilmente notare la differenza pronunciando qualsiasi vocale
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