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Voiced and unvoiced are terms used in phonetics and linguistics to describe how the vocal cords vibrate when producing speech sounds. Voiced sounds are produced with vibration of the vocal cords, while unvoiced sounds are produced without such vibration. This distinction is a fundamental characteristic of many consonant sounds in most languages.
For example, in English, the sounds /v/ and /f/ are a voiced-unvoiced pair. To produce /v/, the
The production of voiced sounds typically involves airflow from the lungs passing through the glottis, causing