How to pronounce “larynx” in English

at the larynx all day long.

Notice the larynx was down.

Lowers the larynx, stretches the muscles, and it keeps the voice in the back of the throat where it belongs.

our um larynx descends through our vocal tract.

because it's the brain and the larynx.

So I am literally setting my larynx into a spasm.

It's really a spasm of the larynx.

I'm feeling my voice in my larynx as I'm talking.

Most people grip in their larynx when they increase their volume.

And it actually goes from the brain to the larynx.

So you go through male puberty and then your larynx enlarges quickly, just like you shoot up in height.

So you've got the windpipe right behind the larynx.

Because I always say about every two pitches that larynx has to go a little further, and that resonance shifts quite a bit.

And usually that helps them because it keeps that larynx a little more active and able to make that switch on its own.

The problem is what's happening is your larynx is rising over time, which makes your voice rise.

Because that's what shifts the resonance is the shift of the larynx.

As we change pitch, the larynx tilts over.

But if you aren't familiar with him because he has a hardened larynx, you can't understand the nuance of his speech.

So the way you deal with that is doing certain exercises which drop your larynx.

People have an obsession with high notes to the point of causing the larynx to-- whenever you cause the larynx to rise unnaturally, over time,

So that's a trill, and it's just being able to get that larynx to go into spasm.

If you don't indicate what that pitch is, my larynx doesn't know that.

I mean, if I hear the pitch, my larynx goes-- bing!

We vocalize in the larynx in our throat.

anatomical or physical like something physically is landing on your neck and your tongue and your throat, your larynx and esophagus and it's stopping your

It actually goes from their brain all the way down their long neck, loops around the aortic arch in their chest, and then comes all the way back up to their larynx

That is a laryngeal mask array, that you put on your larynx after surgery.

And all it is that, if you're having difficulty in your passaggio, you're probably creating too much tension around the larynx itself