In this episode, I talk about the basic anatomy involved in making sound. Although the content is not specific to accent learning or English learning, it is an important fundamental aspect to learning any sound production in order to better understand WHAT is moving when you change sounds. If you don't have control of WHAT is moving, then issues regarding HOW and WHEN they need to move becomes harder.

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About the Show:

AccentOutLoud is your weekly source for English communication,   insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Thursday (and  sometimes  more) I'll share my personal take on English communication,   tips of English communication and what I think is important in clear  communication. If you have an interest in improving your English  communication, learning a speech-language pathologist's perspective on  the field, or just want uniquely interesting podcast, you're sure to  find something useful in each episode.  It's my hope that you'll become a  fan and gain a better appreciation and understanding of what is  involved in your accent as a result! 

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