Phonetics: Oral and Nasal Cavities

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Oral vowels occur when the velum is raised, cutting off the entry of the airstream into the nasal cavity.
Nasal vowels are created when the velum lowers, permitting the airstream to flow through both the oral and nasal cavities
The vowels produced with more tension and more constriction of the vocal tract are called tense vowels.
Vowels with less tension and constriction are lax vowels.
The vowel called schwa [ə] is lax and is characterized by a briefer duration than any other English vowel. It is also an example of a reduced vowel.
R-coloring of a vowel means that a vowel partially takes on the sound qualities of an r sound that follows it and the vowel frequency is lowered.
In English, one-syllable words spoken individually never end in lax vowels.

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Phonetics: Oral and Nasal Cavities

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5.1 Mastering French sounds

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2. Moral Philosophy

1.3. Moral Argument

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6.2 Cities Across the World

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6.5 The Internal Structure of Cities

3.5.1.1 Cultural, Religious, and Moral Influences

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2. Moral Philosophy