hääldusorganid
Hääldusorganid, also known as speech organs, are the parts of the body used to produce speech sounds. These organs work together in a complex coordinated system to create the vast array of sounds that make up human language. The primary organs involved are located in the vocal tract, which extends from the lungs to the lips.
The process begins with the lungs, which provide the airflow necessary for speech. This air passes through
Above the larynx, the airflow is further shaped by the pharynx, oral cavity, and nasal cavity. The
Other important speech organs include the lips, which can be rounded, spread, or brought together to create
Together, these organs form a dynamic system that allows humans to produce spoken language.