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1. Say the sentence we will be here, sending it directly up through your nose. (It will sound silly so make sure you are alone when you try this.)<br />
2. Now relax your jaw. To do this, you need your teeth unclenched and your mouth open with your tongue lying on the floor of your mouth. <Relaxation>is the key here. There is no doubt that some nasality can occur because of tightness in the jaw and neck.]<br />
3. Say we will be here again, this time enunciating the words along the floor of your mouth.<br />
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With the exercise above, you should hear a difference between the exaggerated nasally sounds and those same words said with no nasality. Bear in mind, the consonant sounds in those 4 words are not nasals and have no business being in your nose. True nasals consist of only 3 sounds in the English language: n, m, and ng. Any word which consists of one or more of those sounds will vibrate in your nose to some degree. The question is how much?<br />
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If you have a lot of nasality in your voice, then it is quite possible that words like Maine and finger are creating a preponderance of twang in your voice. The answer is to say those words as well along the floor of your mouth. They will still vibrate to some degree in your nose. What you want to do is to limit the amount of vibration that is happening.<br />
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Nasality mars the speaking voice. It is certainly not a pleasant attribute for your listeners to hear and does not sound professional.
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