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Ultrasound study of tongue shape and position in speech sound production

Study on Tongue Position and Speech Sounds in Native Speakers

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This study investigates how the tongue is positioned and shaped when making different speech sounds. It focuses on native speakers of a specific language to understand this aspect of speech production better.

Participants will be observed and analyzed to determine how their tongue moves and changes shape during speech. This will help researchers learn more about the mechanics of speaking.

  • Who can participate: Participants must be native speakers of Russian.
  • Study details: Participants will be observed and analyzed for tongue movements during speech. They will be compensated for their participation.
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19 February 2024

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