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The consonants are annoying little creatures, always breaking and cutting in the beauty of pure vocal. Say the following sounds and see how they flow together, "ahhhheeeaheeeuhhhooo" Pretty, yes? But the problem is ... There are no words. only sounds that make no sense. Let's stick a few troublesome consonants and see what happens to our beautiful sounds. "Ahee ReeLee LuhV eeooo" (adding an "R", "L", another "L" and a "V" and "I really love you.") It's amazing what fourconsonants can do little to turn some vowels in words.

There are two basic types of consonants: consonants, tone, and have actually sung by himself in melodies and percussive or "noise" consonants. These consonants have to define a step, and are only words.

The consonants are strident "mm", "nnn" and "invalid" (like "Hung" without "h" and the hard "g".) And the "L". These sounds are nasal, as they pass through the nose. "MM" must be easilyBuzz on the lips, unless emphasis on punching or clay.

The "No" should be easy enough to tickle the tongue, and "Support" should vibrate through the roof of the mouth.

The percussive consonants that are produced by the lips, "P." and "B".

Who made the tongue and teeth "T" and "D". ("L" is produced by the tongue and teeth, but a consonant is opened.)

From the back of the tongue and throat are prepared on the "K" and "G".

You have a couple ofinformative and fun to try different consonants. Note that part of the mouth and throat actually do the job.