are not the same as is obviously not combined in a single symbols “rr” in LipWriting: circular, unlike the code representing LipWriting symbol. LipWriting of and “k” They come from the This illustrates how the horizontal hand of tip of the tongue. phonemes influence “s”. In MouthWriting: each other when they are pronounced one += after the other. “chi” will be more stretched than which is “chu” has more protruded lips. The Mouthwriting symbol is valid and is kept without change until the symbol set explicits interactions between phonemes. Simple symbols Hand Shapes and Grapheme Position Visemes and Symbol Description Differentiating phoneme Kinemes p Cheeks slightly inflated (feature: bilabial) m Index pointing to the nose (feature: nasality) b Index pointing to the larynx (feature: loudness) f Bite the lower lip (feature: labiodental) d Index pointing to the larynx (feature: loudness) With extended fingers together t hand like in (feature: “stop” occlusive)
symbols “rr” are not the same as in LipWriting: They come from the tip of the tongue. In MouthWriting: is obviously not circular, unlike the LipWriting symbol. This illustrates how phonemes influence each other when they are pronounced one after the other. “chi” will be more stretched than “chu” which is has more protruded lips. The Mouthwriting symbol is valid and is kept without change until the symbol set explicits interactions between phonemes. combined in a single code representing LipWriting of “k” and the horizontal hand of “s”. += Simple symbols Visemes Hand Shapes and Position Differentiating Kinemes Grapheme and phoneme Symbol Description p Cheeks slightly inflated (feature: bilabial) m Index pointing to the nose (feature: nasality) b Index pointing to the larynx (feature: loudness) f Bite the lower lip (feature: labiodental) d Index pointing to the larynx (feature: loudness) t With extended fingers together hand like in “stop” (feature: occlusive)
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