name the muscular organ which helps in speaking
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the muscular organ which helps in speaking is tongue.
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The muscular organ which helps in speaking is the tongue.
When you talk or sing you breathe out air from your lungs and it goes through your vocal chords and you shape notes and fundamentally the "raw sound" of speech. That sound at that point flies out up to your mouth and the muscles in your mouth above all your tongue at that point adjust that "raw sound" to include a detail like the sound of consonants and vowels. Consider it like attempting to play woodwind without any hands, beyond any doubt you can blow into it and produce a commotion, however you can't change that "raw sound" into notes, pitch or tune that convey something. Take a stab at talking from your throat and keeping your lips and tongue totally still, it's very difficult to do so.
When you talk or sing you breathe out air from your lungs and it goes through your vocal chords and you shape notes and fundamentally the "raw sound" of speech. That sound at that point flies out up to your mouth and the muscles in your mouth above all your tongue at that point adjust that "raw sound" to include a detail like the sound of consonants and vowels. Consider it like attempting to play woodwind without any hands, beyond any doubt you can blow into it and produce a commotion, however you can't change that "raw sound" into notes, pitch or tune that convey something. Take a stab at talking from your throat and keeping your lips and tongue totally still, it's very difficult to do so.
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