Why don t you speak nasally? What should I do if I speak nasally?

Speaking in a nasal voice is a common and extremely damaging disadvantage, and when you use your nasal cavity to speak, you make a nasal sound. If you pinch your nose with your thumb and forefinger, the sound you're making is a nasal sound. If you don't open your mouth enough when you speak, the sound will also come out of your nose.

In movies, nasal voice is an acting technique, and if an actor is playing a character who likes to complain and has a bad temper, they tend to use their nasal voice to speak. If you speak with a nasal voice, the nasal voice hurts a woman more than a man, and you are unlikely to meet a woman who is constantly nasal but looks attractive. If you expect yourself to be very persuasive or distracting in front of others.

Then you're better off not using nasal voices, but using thoracic articulations. The correct way is to keep a distance of half an inch between the upper and lower teeth when speaking.

The use of nasal sounds is common in normal language communication. Nasal sounds refer to sounds produced by nasal resonance during pronunciation, such as syllables such as "en", "eng", "in", "ing", etc. in Mandarin. These syllables need to be pronounced through the resonance of the nasal cavity in order to be pronounced correctly.

However, in some cases, it is also possible to speak without a nasal voice. This may be because:

1.Confusion between nasal and oral sounds: Some people may confuse nasal and oral sounds when learning a new language or dialect, resulting in not using nasal sounds when speaking.

2.Under- or over-nasal: Some people may experience under- or over-nasal voices, which can result in not using a nasal voice when speaking.

3.Pronunciation habits: Some people may not use nasal sounds because of pronunciation habits or personal preferences.

In conclusion, the use of nasal sounds is common in normal language communication, but in some cases, speaking without nasal sounds may also occur. If this is the case, it is advisable to seek the help of a professional linguist to correct it.

Speaking with a nasal voice should refer to a nasal abnormality. The nasal phonemes in normal Chinese are:

m: When pronouncing, the lips are tightly closed, the tongue is retracted, the airflow comes out of the nasal cavity, the mouth is opened, and the vocal cords flutter.

n: When pronouncing, the tip of the tongue is against the upper gums, and the airflow passes through the nasal cavity, while the obstruction of the tip of the tongue is broken, and the vocal cords flutter.

ng: When pronouncing, the base of the tongue and the soft palate are obstructed, so that the airflow enters the nasal cavity from the back of the mouth, and the vocal cords vibrate.

It can be seen that nasal sounds are air flow through the nasal cavity, in addition to the above phonemes in Chinese, if other phoneme airflow also passes through the nasal cavity, it will cause the sound without nasal sound to produce nasal sound.

Generally, this condition is the cause of the inability of the velopharynx to close, which can be caused by pathological factors (such as congenital cleft palate) or by its own function, and the nasal voice can be eliminated through voice training.

In addition, if there is an abnormality in the nasal cavity itself, nasal abnormalities such as obliterated nasal sound caused by rhinitis may occur.

Netizen: I just turned on the TV, it's 10:30 p.m., and I'm going to host the event tomorrow, so I suggest going to the emergency department of the hospital immediately to prescribe some medicine.

Nasal sounds are considered to be more likely to have acute or chronic rhinitis or sinusitis. Because the nasal mucosa is congested and swollen, the nasal turbinates are enlarged, there are more local purulent discharges, and the nasal cavity is narrow, sinus radiographs are performed to check the increased density of the sinus cavity, the resonance function of the nasal cavity and sinuses is reduced, and obliterative nasal sounds appear. Nasal hormones need to be sprayed nasally to eliminate the swelling of the nasal mucosa, promote sinus drainage, oral antibiotics to eliminate nasal and sinus inflammation, restore the physiological function of the nasal cavity and sinuses, and make the nasal sound disappear.

Nasal speech is generally caused by nasal congestion or cold, if you don't have these symptoms, or have a nasal voice is considered your own problem!

This can't be solved directly, if it's not the cause of the cold, it's considered rhinitis or something, so it's recommended to go to the hospital.

When speaking, don't push the base of your tongue upwards or inwards, and if you have a cold, just rest for a few days and take some medicine.

To be safe, go to the doctor.

Practice your pronunciation and try to reduce the sound of breathing.